Here are some fresh spyshots of the Proton Preve Hatchback, captured by our colleague William in Damansara. Like the previous set we showed you last month, this isn’t a solo sighting, but a group test with multiple units racking up the miles together. There’s also a mule wearing smaller steel wheels instead of the usual big alloys – a hint that there will be multiple specs on offer.
You’ve seen the test mules before – in January, on the 6th, 10th, 16th and 28th – so this photo set reveals nothing new, just another sign that the P3-22A is coming soon.
No one knows when exactly, so in the meantime, have a look at Theophilus Chin’s renderings here.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments on the Proton Preve hatchback testing are predominantly negative, criticizing its appearance, interior quality, and safety features, with some comparing it unfavorably to European cars or other models like the Kia Forte. Many commenters express impatience for the launch, citing repeated spy shots and testing without results. There are also concerns about Proton's design quality, safety standards, and delayed market introduction, as well as debates on car pricing, safety regulations, and competitive advantages. A few comments discuss Proton's collaborations, market strategy, and the broader Malaysian automotive industry, often mixed with political or economic opinions. Overall, the sentiment is mostly critical or impatient, with some hope for improvements before release.