Our third recorded Proton Prevé hatchback sighting finds a camouflaged P3-22A at a set of lights in Putra Heights. Of course, you’ve seen the test mules before – once and twice – so this picture doesn’t reveal anything new, save perhaps for a confirmation that the third brake light is mounted on the rear spoiler.
Still, it’s the clearest shot we have of the car to date, the first to offer a dead-on view of the back and the only one with the brake lights on. Any new angle is appreciated (we want to see as much of the car as possible, don’t we?), so much thanks go to reader Guna for this one.
At the Thai and Australian launches of the Prevé, Proton said that we can expect the hatchback variant to debut sometime this year; as always, we’ll keep you in the loop. Meanwhile, check out Theophilus Chin‘s rendering here.
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Comments on the Proton Prevé P3-22A hatchback spyshots reveal a mix of excitement and skepticism among Malaysians. Enthusiasts appreciate the design improvements, such as the rear styling, center exhaust, and potential performance upgrades, while many remain critical about the car's overall build quality, design similarities to Suzuki Swift and other models, and the wait for official launch. There’s frequent sarcasm and jokes about the vehicle’s aesthetics, internal components, and comparison with imported or other local cars like Perodua. Some comments highlight concerns about Proton's R&D capabilities and question the pricing compared to overseas markets. Overall, sentiments range from supportive and eager anticipation to strong doubts and playful mockery, reflecting the high level of interest and skepticism toward Proton’s new hatchback.