While Perodua teased its new Axia model this morning, the soon-to-be-launched Proton GSC (Global Small Car) had a teaser of its own too. This one is not done officially however, as it comes in the shape of a partially-exposed model on a transporter, as spotted by reader Fadzil Bunian in Bestari Jaya last weekend.
The tail lamp of the black example is seen uncovered, revealing the new model’s LED combination rear lights. There’s a roof spoiler in view too, likely indicating that this is a high-spec, bodykitted variant of the new Proton model.
Another set of spy shots mailed in by reader Michael Tan from Malacca today shows two different Proton hatchbacks testing, one with a roof spoiler and one without.
The two Proton hatchbacks were seen wearing different alloy wheel designs. The one without the roof spoiler has simpler alloy wheel design, so it could be a low or mid range car.
With this, the officially-released photo of the headlamp assembly and our exclusive spyshots of the car’s interior and dashboard, we now have a clear picture of how Proton’s Myvi-fighter is shaping up to be. Looks rather promising, doesn’t it?
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Comments are mostly enthusiastic about the Proton GSC, praising its design, safety features, and competitiveness against models like Myvi and Jazz. Some express confidence in Proton’s quality improvements and speculate the price to be around RM45,000 to RM55,000. There are also debates about the car’s exterior, interior quality, and market prospects, with some critics skeptical of Proton's success and others hopeful the model will help elevate Proton's brand reputation.