The drawn out saga between Volkswagen and Proton has become one long ‘will they, won’t they’ affair. However, if Proton does end up becoming the thirteenth brand under the massive VW umbrella, then the marriage could spawn the car you see in this post.
As the badge and nameplate suggest, this is the Proton Saga, as imagined by Theophilus Chin. The rendering is based on the current Volkswagen Voyage, which is only offered to South American countries.
Truth be told, the car’s design does not look far-fetched. Similarities with the current Polo Sedan aside, this rendering has all the elements that point to what the Saga could look like in the years to come. What do you think of the ‘new’ Proton Saga?
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments on the rendering of the new Proton Saga highlight a desire for original design that elevates Proton’s image, with some suggesting hiring talented designers or collaborating with VW to improve quality and technology. Several comments compare the rendering to VW models like Polo and Passat, noting similarities or potential similarities, leading to debates about originality and design consistency. Critics mention past quality issues, expressing skepticism about Proton’s potential for global success, while fans praise the design, calling it better than current models or previous versions. Overall, there’s a mix of appreciation for the renderings, concern over brand identity, and hopes for better design and quality, with some comments suggesting strategic collaborations and improvements to Proton's offerings.