Utusan Malaysia reports that the Proton Satria Replacement Model will be launched before the end of this month, and both 1.3 litre and 1.6 litre versions will be launched. Utusan also reports that the 1.3 litre model will be priced below RM45,000 and the 1.6 litre version will be priced below RM55,000. That’s about the same range as the Proton Gen2.
Industry sources say that the Proton Satria Replacement Model will be given a name that will reflect it’s target market – young professionals who enjoy a spirited drive.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments regarding the Proton Satria Replacement Model (SRM) focus on its potential as a sporty, 2-door hatchback with a name that maintains the Satria heritage. Many express skepticism about Proton’s quality and the model’s performance, criticizing its design, interior, and power. There’s debate over market demand for 2-door versus 4-door vehicles, with some emphasizing the importance of space and family-friendliness. Several comments reveal frustration with Proton’s product development delays and attitudes toward government protection policies like NAP and car taxes. While some fans are hopeful and eager to see the actual car, many critics worry about its success due to perceived outdated technology and poor quality, indicating a generally cautious or negative sentiment about the model’s prospects.