Before you go “again?” these are not the usual spyshots of the Proton Preve Hatchback test mules racking up the miles, but what appears to be a trailer load of the five-door being transported to somewhere.
Note that the coverings you see here (the rear half of the car, sills, wheels and front end) are clean and uniformed, fitting for actual production units. It’s just speculation, of course, but we could be looking at the finished article being transported to an internal preview or training session for dealers. This could mean that the launch is very near.
Yesterday, we posted up a “sketch” by Theophilus Chin of the Preve Hatchback. Much more realistic than his previous effort, the latest artwork is based on a leaked pic of the hatchback’s rear end that is circulating online. It’s the best image to keep in mind until we see the real thing from a good angle – click here to view.
Our collection of spyshots and videos of the P3-22A can be had here.
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