PT Proton Edar Indonesia has launched the Proton Neo and the Proton Waja at the 15th Indonesia International motor Show, the biggest automotive event in Indonesia.
This means Proton’s model line-up in Indonesia now has a total of 4 models. The Proton Neo (known as the Satria Neo in our own market) is sold from Rp 175 million (RM66,305) and the Proton Waja from Rp 158 million (RM58,864), and are available in both manual and automatic versions.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments express mixed sentiments about Proton's launch of Waja and Neo in Indonesia. Some appreciate Proton's efforts to enter the market and believe the models are modern and attractive, while others criticize the high prices compared to competitors like Toyota and Honda. Several comments highlight concerns about pricing, quality, and competition with Japanese brands, with some sarcastic remarks about Proton's market strategy. Overall, there is cautious optimism but also skepticism regarding Proton's success in Indonesia.