Here’s a video we recorded from last night’s dinner, where the Proton Emas concept was shown in Malaysia to the public for the first time, along with the trio of 25th Anniversary Edition cars. This particular Emas was done up in a blue paintjob, and I think this is the first time we’ve been able to see the Emas headlamps light up in an actual video. Also, look at the gallery after the jump for more shots of the blue Emas concept at the dinner hall.
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Comments expressed pride and excitement for Proton's EMAS concept car, praising its innovative design and potential. Some critics doubted Proton's capability and questioned the practicality of the hybrid and battery technology. Many comments supported Proton, highlighting Malaysian pride and hope for affordable, environmentally friendly vehicles. There was also discussion about design influences, production timelines, and future market prospects, with overall positive sentiments about Proton's efforts to modernize and innovate.