Proton has updated the top of the line Proton Inspira 2.0P model. It now wears wheels that are upped an inch in size wrapped with 215/50R17 tyres, and it also comes standard with a bodykit. The larger wheels and kit should be enough to visually differentiate it from the 2.0E model that was launched over a month ago.
Other than the wheels and the bodykit, other differentiators between the 2.0P and 2.0E include leather versus fabric door trim and seats, and different audio head unitt where you get a touch screen GPS for the 2.0P, and a normal MP3 CD player for the 2.0E. Proton does bundle a portable navigator with the 2.0E though, so all 2.0 liter models have some form of GPS. All other niceties like auto headlamps and rain sensors are available on both models.
The new Proton Inspira 2.0P is priced at RM92,450 OTR for solid colours, and RM92,900 OTR for metallic colours, an average premium of about RM6k over the 2.0E model.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments highlight the vehicle's modability, with many owners customizing the bodykit and wheels, especially favoring aggressive and sporty designs. Owners praise its handling, reliability, and value for money, though some criticize the expensive tires, body kit quality, and high costs for repairs and insurance. The majority appreciate the model's design, performance, and local features, with some pointing out the car's resemblance to the Mitsubishi Lancer and the potential for a true Malaysian identity. Overall, sentiments are positive despite concerns about price and quality.