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Inspired by the spyshots of the performance-oriented Proton Satria Neo prototype posted earlier today, talented Theophilus Chin has worked some photoshop magic and produced this artist’s impression of a Proton Satria Neo GTi.
Bumper design as well as hood vents are inspired from the design we saw in the spyshots, and an intercooler has been added, peeking out from the center bumper intake. Theophilus has also added wheel arch extensions, though he has omitted the “screw holes” that we saw on the prototype car.
The bling wheels have been swapped with larger 6-spoke wheels though not of the same design as the prototype car, and behind these are red Brembo calipers.
Click the image above to have a look at a larger version of the image for more detail. What do you think?
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments generally praise Theophilus Chin's artist impression of the Proton Satria Neo GTI, highlighting its clean, European-inspired design and details like the hood and alloys. Many express hope for a production version with features like a turbo engine, larger spoilers, and sportier modifications. Some critique the artwork for lacking aggressive elements, such as screw holes and more distinctive styling, but overall, there is excitement and admiration for the potential look and performance of the Neo GTI.