The same group of lightly taped up Satria Neos and a heavily camouflaged Proton MPV were spotted on the MRR2 near Batu Caves heading towards Kuala Selangor by Andrew Wong, who quickly whipped out his camera phone to record a video of the MPV passing by his car. The frames captured from the video manages to reveal in low resolution detail how the front end of the MPV looks like, and we get to see bits of the headlamps sticking out of the camouflage too.
According to Andrew, the way the Proton MPV was going through the traffic was pretty swift, which hopefully indicates it has a decent power to weight ratio. However the video shows that the MPV didn’t have many people loaded – the second row seemed empty and there was no one in the front passenger seat either.
The video also shows the MPV travelling behind a Proton Wira so you will be able to somewhat judge the size of the thing.
You can watch the video after the jump.
VIDEO: Proton MPV near Batu Caves on the MRR2
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments are mostly positive and excited about the Proton MPV's design, particularly praising the front's sleek look and proportional shape. Some expressed concerns about the engine power, suggesting a 1.8 or 2.0 liter engine would be better. There is skepticism about its platform origins, with claims that it might be based on Chery Eastar, but no conclusive evidence is provided. Many commenters hope Proton will deliver good quality and reliablility, criticizing past models like Waja and Perdana for poor quality. Several hope for competitive pricing and better safety features like ABS and airbags. Overall, the mood is optimistic, with expectations for Proton to innovate and improve, despite some doubts about the final product.