Proton’s head designer Azlan Othman tweeted the above on his Twitter account a few days ago – it looks like we’ll be able to look forward to a showcase of a new look for Proton cars next year!
It was reported earlier this year that Italdesign-Giugiaro (which recently penned the Ssangyong C200 Concept) was hired to help Proton out with the new global Persona full replacement model and a clay model of the new car already exists at the design house’s HQ in Italy. They could also be helping Proton out with its new family design language?
We assure you Azlan, we’re definitely looking out for an announcement soon!
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments express anticipation for Proton's new design direction in 2010, with hopes of more appealing and modern models. There is discussion about improving quality, engine performance, and safety features like ABS and airbags. Some critics question Proton's design quality, leadership, and reliance on outside consultants, while supporters emphasize the progress and potential of local designers like Azlan Othman. The importance of balancing design, quality, and cost is highlighted, with a call for Proton to compete globally. Rumors about Azlan joining VW are clarified as false, and there is optimism that Proton's collaborations and new models will lead to more competitive vehicles. Overall, sentiments are a mix of excitement and cautious hope for better cars.