Proton invited a few Persona Elegance pre-launch booking customers from East Malaysia to the launch of the new Persona Elegance at their COE headquarters by the KESAS highway yesterday. They were also here to visit Proton’s plant, Proton’s test track and of course the launch itself. It’s all part of the My Proton Journey program.
But anyway just in case there are other Persona Elegance customers who would have liked to have watched the presentation by Datuk Syed Zainal, here’s a video recording of the launch for you to have been there ‘virtually’.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments on the blog post about the Proton Persona Elegance facelift show mixed reactions. Many express pride in Proton's efforts, noting improvements in design, features, and value for money, while some highlight persistent issues like quality concerns, interior materials, and service center problems. Critics debate the use of foreign designers and Lotus ownership, questioning Malaysia’s self-reliance, but supporters argue this brings global standards. Several commenters suggest waiting for future models or variations like the Avantgarde, and some pessimistic voices criticize Proton’s protectionist strategies and perceived lack of innovation. Overall, the sentiment ranges from cautious optimism about Proton’s progress to frustration over ongoing quality and service issues, reflecting a hope for continued improvement.