It’s almost becoming a tradition for Proton to tease its upcoming models in a “sneak peek” preview box, where the car being teased is hidden in a box, with small peek holes allowing one to catch bite-sized glimpses of what’s inside. This has been done for the past few models already, with the most recent one being the YES 4G edition Proton Inspira at Bukit Bintang.
The P3-21A is the latest car to be teased with the sneak peek box, and you can find it at the company’s Power of 1 event at Bukit Jalil, which runs daily from 10 am to 10 pm until this Sunday, March 18. Do make your way there to check out the exhibits and performances, but for those who are out of state, we’ve snapped some pictures of what can be seen inside when you do take that sneak peek into the box!
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments express a mix of excitement and skepticism about Proton's P3-21A teaser, with many praising the design and technology while highlighting quality concerns. Some criticize the rear lamp alignment, boot lid misalignment, and overall build quality, suggesting possible manufacturing flaws. There are opinions that Proton should improve QC and consider pricing strategies comparable to global standards. A few comments touch on the car’s design differences from the teaser concept, and some joke about the car’s name and appearance. Overall, enthusiasm is mixed with disappointment over perceived quality issues, and many look forward to the full launch to see if Proton can deliver on design promises and quality improvements.