Here’s what we found on Youtube. User joe4g93 recently uploaded this video of the upcoming Proton Preve Hatchback testing in the night. Somewhere in Nilai, says the title. Those filming the video pulled alongside a white-coloured test mule before lining up behind the P3-22A at the toll booth. Nothing we haven’t seen before, except for the glowing tail lamps.
The most recent sighting of the Preve Hatchback was earlier this month, where a metallic blue unit was spotted for the first time. We’ve been told that the car will debut after Raya, so it will be at least a month more before we get to finally see the car. Meanwhile, check out Theophilus Chin’s rendering of the car, based on a leaked pix of the hatchback’s rear end circulating online.
Recently, Proton confirmed that a compact model will debut in the first half of 2014. Expect this to be a B-segment five-door hatchback that’s smaller than the Preve Hatchback. A naming contest for this compact car called Nama Siapa Hebat is ongoing – full details here.
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