The Proton Saga facelift which made its world debut in Thailand earlier his week makes an appearance at the KLIMS 2010 as the Proton Kasturi Concept, which is kitted up but not quite the same as the Proton Saga R3 Concept shown in Thailand.
While that one’s kitted up by R3, the bodykit on this Proton Kasturi Concept is by Proton Design, and the car is done up in a black on white theme. The rear end features clear LED tail lamps, but unlike the Saga facelift and the Saga R3 concept facelift, this one doesn’t show off its rear muffler.
The interior has also been blinged up with a white and black theme, and the meter cluster also gets a new design which you can find a zoomed in image with more detail in the live photo gallery after the jump.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments on the Proton Kasturi concept vehicle are largely critical, with many viewers dismissing it as an unoriginal, poorly executed design that resembles a facelifted Saga or generic modified car. Several feel that Proton should focus on genuine innovation, safety, and quality rather than superficial modifications or copying other models. The design is described as unattractive, with poor finishing and questionable styling choices such as steering wheels and color schemes. Some comments express disappointment that the concept does not align with Proton's previous R3 versions or more aggressive, bold designs like Jebat. A few supporters appreciate the effort, but overall, many believe Proton needs to improve in originality, safety, and refined styling to truly advance its brand image.