Here’s a new shot of the Proton P3-21A interior – the clearest shot we’ve ever seen, uploaded onto funtasticko earlier today. According to funtasticko, this shot was snapped at Equatorial Cameron Highlands.
There are some differences with this particular car’s interior compared to the one we previously saw, which I’ve included right below the latest image for your easy comparison. The first interior that we saw featured what appeared to be nice glossy strip of wood on the dashboard section in front of the front passenger.
This one doesn’t have that glossy wood, which could indicate a lower spec model. Tun Dr Mahathir also mentioned a GPS navigation system in the top of the range model, while this car has a normal radio system.
Liking what you see so far? The way the center dash area curves down to the gear selector area actually reminds me of the Proton Waja design.
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Comments reveal disappointment with the Proton P3-21A's interior design, describing it as plain, outdated, and uninspired, with many criticizing the use of hard plastics, simple layout, and lack of modern features like full auto climate control. Some feel the design resembles previous Proton models, old Hyundai or Kia dashboard styles, and even Volvo or VW interiors, emphasizing the need for more innovative and European-like aesthetics. Despite some appreciation for the safety features and specifications, there is skepticism about Proton’s styling direction, with many hoping for a more futuristic and premium look. Several comments advocate for better quality materials, bold designs, and more competitive pricing, expressing concerns about Proton’s ability to compete globally with such conservative interior choices. The overall sentiment is one of frustration and longing for significant improvements.