This is the two-minute promo video for the Proton Suprima S that Proton unveiled over the weekend at the launch of the Proton Suprima S. It’s a longer two-minute cut of the official TVC, which details the features of the car along with various beauty footage of the car in different driving situations.
Find out more about the car by reading our launch report: Proton Suprima S hatchback launched, or watch our live streaming of the launch.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments show mixed reactions, with some praising the Proton Suprima S's features and value, while others criticize the TVC as boring, outdated, and poorly executed. Many feel the ad doesn't target younger or sporty audiences effectively and are disappointed with its lack of creativity. There are also concerns over price, quality, and Proton's marketing strategy, with some respondents mentioning political issues unrelated to the car. Overall, sentiments range from supportive to highly critical of the advertisement and perceived product value.