UPDATE: Hi-Res video added.
We’re here at the Proton Power of 1 event and sighted this Proton P3-21A teaser video being played on the TV screens at the event hospitality lounge. It reveals a few things about the car, such as the confirmed inclusion of an electronic stability programme system, the first time in a Proton car.
Former F1 racing driver Jean Alesi is featured in the video driving the car. Alesi is the Lotus ambassador, and it seems like Proton has roped him in to endorse the P3-21A.
Stay tuned for more updates from the Proton Power of 1 event at Bukit Jalil, which is running this week, or better yet, come on over and check everything out!
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