At the preview drive of the just-launched Prevé earlier in the month, mention was made that the next Proton offering on the cards will be the P3-22A, which is a hatchback variant of the form.
The word on the grapevine hints that the car is “ready,” though at exactly what level remains a mystery.
Automotive manipulation guru Theophilus Chin offers a take on how things might shape up with the next one, working on the assumption that it’s a hatchback (and not a notchback).
The hatch version of the Prevé is likely to have export markets set squarely in its sights – what do you think of Theo’s venture of a Prevé without a tail?
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments on the blog post mostly focus on the design rendered by Theo Chin, which is well-received for its sleek and modern look, often compared favorably to BMW and Kia models. Some express enthusiasm about the potential of a Proton hatchback to compete globally, with suggestions for sporty, aggressive features and different variants like a coupe or estate. A few comments criticize Proton's current design and quality, hoping that future models would be more innovative and appealing. There are also references to the need for Proton to improve reliability and customer service. Overall, the comments are predominantly positive about the rendered design, with expectations that Proton could develop a competitive hatchback based on this concept.