It seems like today is spyshot day. Spyshots of three new Proton models all at once? We saw what could be the new Saga replacement model or Proton BLM earlier, and the GEN2 Hatchback with CPS too. The next model that we’re anticipating Proton to launch is the new C-Segment sedan that we’ve all been referring to as the Proton GEN2 Sedan, though the lack of badging on the rear does not confirm this until the car is launched.
This white sedan was spotted near the HICOM Proton traffic light by a reader’s friend, who was kind of enough to send it in to me. It’s a pretty high res photo, so you can see some portions that I’ve enlarged after the jump. Do let me know if you want any other section of the photo enlarged, I’ll add it to this post.
One thing that we can observe from the many spyshots that are being captured is all these Proton cars are hitting the road for test drives more and more frequently than before, which means the cars are nearing production… I’m excited. Are you?
A very clear look at the new wheel design. It’s a simple 7-spoke design, nothing strange or bling here. Tyres are Goodyear tyres.
Boot looks like it has potential to be fairly large, I’d say at about 400 to 450 litres.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments on the white Proton GEN2 sedan highlight its stylish design, with some users expressing excitement and anticipation for its launch. Many appreciate the return of features like the boot release, improved interior, and better headroom, though there are opinions that the rear design and taillights are too similar to previous models. Some comments focus on the potential price range, emphasizing that affordability and value are crucial, with suggestions that a lower pricing could boost sales. Enthusiasts are excited about the technological improvements like CPS and VIM, though some skeptics question the actual power gains and engineering complexity. Overall, the sentiment is cautiously optimistic, with hopes that Proton will improve quality, maintain competitive pricing, and revive its reputation with this new model.