Proton managing director Datuk Seri Syed Zainal announced that the Proton P3-21A has been officially “soft launched” today, which means bookings are now open at all Proton showrooms, with a booking fee of RM500. Indicative pricing for the car is about RM62k for the base model up to RM75k for the high-spec model.
It was also announced that if you book your car today at the Power of 1 event at Bukit Jalil, you’ll be entered into a raffle which wins you a trip to Spain. More details on this later.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments express strong support for Proton’s new P3-21A, praising its competitive price range of RM62k to RM75k and impressive features such as safety ratings, engine performance, and interior design that rivals established brands like Honda and Toyota. Many highlight that the car offers good value for money and can potentially outperform competitors in handling and specs, with some critics considering the pricing reasonable and others feeling it's slightly expensive but acceptable. There’s optimism about Proton’s future, provided quality and safety standards are maintained, and encouragement for Malaysians to support the local brand. Some comments also point out that the car’s features, such as the paddle shifters and 7-speed CVT, indicate technological advancement, while a few are skeptical about the pricing considering government protections and market dynamics.