
These are first shots of a roadgoing Proton Tuah Concept being tested on this blog, snapped on the ELITE highway by reader Daryl Loy.

Thanks to the Proton Tuah Concept (also known as the Proton Espire) exhibited publicly at the KLIMS 2010 show last year, we can quite positively identify this as a Tuah as the overall shape and a lot of the design cues are the same, although this prototype still has a lot of its body features covered up by heavy disguise.

The rear end especially has very heavy disguise, so there’s not much to be seen. There’s a nice thick chromed tailpipe though! Look after the jump for the rest of the spyshots as well as photos of the Proton Tuah Concept.
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Comments express excitement and intrigue about Proton's new model, tentatively called "Tuah," praising its design which resembles Mazda 3 and other European cars. Many hope for improved engine performance, interior quality, and safety features, with some criticizing previous Proton models and design copying. There's optimism that Proton is making progress towards becoming a global competitor, though some remain cautious. Overall, sentiments are positive, hopeful, and eager for the final launch.