Reader Dzulkarnaen snapped these pix of this black Proton Exora at the Awan Besar R&R sometime in January this year. As you can see, the front bumper looks quite different from the Exora that’s currently on sale now, with what appears to be vertical oriented intake grilles – not sure what they’re used for.
And here’s an artist’s impression by Theophilus Chin, translating what we can see from the bumper in the spyshot onto a product image. This might be an indication of what the facelifted Proton Exora might look like, or perhaps a new look exclusive to the upcoming top of the line turbocharged Proton Exora CFE Turbo, or it might not even be a Proton – perhaps a Youngmanized Exora.
Look after the jump for the rest of the spyshots.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments mainly focus on the new turbo version of the Proton Exora, with some excitement about increased power and potential sales. Several note that the updated bumper suggests a turbo model, which could improve performance and attractiveness. There are discussions about safety features, engine performance, and Proton's upgrading efforts, with some critics questioning reliability and safety standards like airbags. A few comments compare Proton's advancements to BMW's high-performance engines or other international brands, emphasizing the need for better safety and technology. Others speculate about market releases, design differences, and potential exports of the updated Exora. Overall, the sentiment is optimistic about the new turbo Exora, viewing it as a positive step forward for Proton's vehicle lineup.