Proton has been running a series of teaser print ads in the papers of the new Proton Exora, Proton’s first 7-seater MPV. It’s nothing that we haven’t seen before but for the rest of the Malaysian population it offers a rather unobstructed glimpse of the Proton MPV’s dashboard and instrument panel. While the leaked images we saw previously was of a Proton Exora equipped a manual transmission, this particular teaser image was clearly snapped from an Exora with an automatic transmission.
We get to see where the automatic gear position indicator is on the instrumentation panel – the LCD display integrated into the right-side gauge. Whether a manual Proton Exora will be offered or not is still questionable – while we saw a manual version previously, Proton’s teaser pricing only shows 2 automatic variants – an M-Line and a H-Line. With the automatic M-Line having a preliminary price of RM72k, it may be possible that a manual M-Line could dip under RM70k.
More updates on the Proton Exora soon to come – stay tuned! In the meanwhile please read our detailed past coverage on the Proton Exora MPV.
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Comments on the Proton Exora dashboard highlight mixed opinions on its design and quality, with some critics describing it as cheap, outdated, or ugly, while others believe it is functional and acceptable. Several commenters compare it unfavorably to other models like Toyota Wish or Honda Stream, citing simplistic and conservative design as reasons for disappointment. Concerns about the use of cheap plastic and aesthetic details such as aircond vents resemble older Proton models or lack modern style. Despite criticisms, some appreciate the interior space and features, while others speculate on future improvements and variants. Overall, there is a common sentiment that Proton needs to enhance dashboard quality and design to meet higher standards, but many are willing to wait and see the final product.