We’ve seen a number of spyshots of the upcoming Proton Preve Hatchback in the past few months – in March, April and May – all of course with the front and back of the test mules clad in the usual fashion.
There’s a leaked photo that’s been going on the Net showing the car’s rear, likely snapped during an internal showing – based on that, rendering wiz Theophilus Chin decided to come up with this one.
He explains that this looks more like a sketch than a rendering, “not my usual standard or quality” being his words. He explains that he couldn’t find parts to paste onto the Preve sedan, so he had to air-brush most of the rear diffuser and tail lights on in coming up with the Preve Hatchback render.
Nonetheless, it gives us a view of what to expect when the final product eventually breaks cover, and you can compare it with his original renderings of the car here.
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Comments generally express positive sentiments about the Proton Preve Hatchback's rear design, comparing it favorably to other continental and Japanese cars, and appreciating its attractive look. Some enthusiasts highlight the potential features like LED DRLs and mechanical improvements, although concerns about quality and interior refinement remain. Several comments note the resemblance of the hatchback's rear to a Mercedes A-Class or Skoda Octavia, with some viewing the design as stylish and European-like. Critics mention the rear taillights' design and the overall need for improvements, but many are optimistic about the car's potential. There are also discussions about the design process, coding it as a sophisticated effort, and hopes that the production model will closely match the rendered sketches.