We’ve written about the Proton Suprima S quite extensively since its launch last month, the latest being our test drive review of the five-door hatchback and comparison photo gallery of it and the Preve sedan that ran last week. Now, we take a closer look at the car’s Android-based infotainment system.
Our sister site Tech Attack! has sampled the Blaupunkt-based system and its accompanying bag of tech goodies, including the system’s Android and Internet capabilities as well as the in-car Lokatoo navigation system. How did it all fare? You can read the full hands-on test report at Tech Attack!
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments mainly praise the Proton Suprima S's improvements, safety features, and design, but express disappointment with its infotainment system's limited functionality, poor visibility, and outdated look. Critics question the Android system's restrictions, lack of Google Play, and ease of use, noting safety concerns and design flaws. Some suggest better alternatives like Pioneer head units or tablets. Overall, opinions are mixed, acknowledging Proton's efforts but criticizing the infotainment system's shortcomings and interior design.