These two shots were snapped on the NKVE by reader Reza, who happened to be on the same route as the MPV from the Jalan Duta toll until the ELITE exit.
What’s interesting about the shot above is the fact that the Proton MPV is right behind a silver Nissan Grand Livina, who Reza said appeared to be travelling together with the Proton MPV. This allows us to estimate the size of the Proton MPV as compared to the Nissan Grand Livina. An estimation shows that the Proton MPV is slightly larger than the Nissan Grand Livina, but we can’t really be 100% sure about this as there could be some perspective errors.
This second shot shows the LEDs of the Proton MPV’s rear taillamps lighting up.
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The comments express excitement and positive anticipation for the Proton MPV, praising its size, design, and features like LED taillights. Many compare it favorably to competitors like the Nissan Livina and Toyota Wish, often highlighting its larger size and better proportions. Some comments criticize the price, suggesting it might be expensive compared to similar models, but still support the Proton brand. There’s also discussion about the potential platform similarity to other MPVs, with some skepticism about whether Proton copied parts from other manufacturers. Overall, sentiments are optimistic, with supporters eager to see the official launch and interior photos, while a few comments voice concerns about quality, price, and similarities to other vehicles.