The new facelift for the Proton Persona must be really close around the corner (like seriously close) as a whole truckload of the freshly updated Persona was spotted on the NKVE today without any camo or any kind of covering at all!
The new tail lamps can be seen in their full glory – gone is the circular design of the past that originated from the GEN2 and in place of them are new LED tail lamps, but of course we can’t see the LEDs lit up here, although we’ve already seen those in the past in a spy video. The new Persona has a sporty bodykit fitted and what you can see in these shots are the side skirts, a rear lip, and a bootlid spoiler. There’s probably a front lip too to complete the package but it’s not visible here.
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This trailerload was spotted on the NKVE near the ‘Grand Canyon’-like area that cuts through the hills. It was probably coming down from the Tanjong Malim factory heading towards Proton’s Centre Of Excellence headquarters in Shah Alam. You can click the two thumbnails above for high resolution versions.
If you would like to get a glimpse of what the front looks like, check out our previous spyshots where we snapped the car at a Petronas station in Sepang.
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Comments express excitement and positive anticipation for the fully uncovered Proton Persona facelift, praising its improved design, new features such as the 32-bit ECU, and updated exterior including tail lights resembling Mercedes. Some mention concerns about bodykit and rear skirting aesthetics. A few comments compare it favorably to other cars, emphasize Malaysia's automotive growth, and acknowledge Proton's progress despite ongoing criticisms about quality. Overall, sentiment is hopeful and supportive of Proton's efforts to enhance their vehicle lineup.