Today is day three of Proton’s Power of 1 showcase at Bukit Jalil, and the Proton P3-21A day-by-day build-up process has been updated again, this time with various body panels such as the front doors, front and rear fenders as well as the bootlid.
We also managed to snap a picture of the bootlid open, so this should give you an idea of the width and height of the luggage area opening, as well as whether the boot lid hinges intrude much into the opening and the wheel wells, into the boot space.
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The comments focus on the Proton P3-21A build-up process, expressing a mix of curiosity and skepticism. Some commenters question the quality, safety features, and similarities in design, comparing it negatively to other models and brands. There is concern over the use of the same engine across variants, safety features being limited to premium versions, and overall build quality, with some feeling the reveal is overly prolonged and lacking excitement. Others appreciate the transparency and marketing approach, viewing it as a way for Proton to share their process with shareholders/customers. Multiple comments highlight frustration over the lack of full disclosure of the car’s exterior and features, with some wishing for a more straightforward unveiling. The overall sentiment is mixed but leans toward impatience and cautious optimism.