Reader Mun Wai sent in these spyshots of a convoy of Proton vehicles. There were a few Proton Savvys escorting a Proton Satria Replacement Model. From this photo, you can have a look at the size comparison between a Proton Savvy and a Satria Replacement Model. You’ll also notice a very nice white Proton Savvy. I wonder if Proton will be offering this new colour soon?
This is a left-hand drive Proton Savvy being tested on the same roads. Could Proton be testing for the left-hand drive China market? Or perhaps the US market. I think the previous is more likely.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments express frustration with Proton's quality, design, and market strategy, criticizing outdated models, poor quality, and lack of innovation. Many support the new Satria Neo and LHD Savvy, hoping for improved design and build quality, especially for international markets like Taiwan. There’s positive feedback on Proton's efforts to enter LHD markets and suggestions for future models to better compete globally. Overall, sentiments range from disappointment to cautious optimism for Proton’s future models.