Proton has updated the teaser image for the upcoming Proton Compact Car on its betulbetulonz.com.my microsite. This time, a front three quarter image of a blue hatchback is shown.
We couldn’t assemble the image perfectly though, as unlike the previous teaser of the green car, Proton added black borders on the edges of each individual “puzzle piece” this time.
Which “Iriz” do you prefer, green or blue? Let us know in the comments. For more information on the new Proton, check out our Proton Compact Car infohub.
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Comments mainly praise the Proton PCC hatchback’s attractive front and side design, especially in blue, with some expressing hope for improved interior quality and safety features like airbags. Enthusiasts anticipate the launch, hoping it will be competitively priced around RM25,000 to RM60,000, and see it as a strong contender both locally and globally. There is excitement about its potential to challenge rivals in style and safety standards, with some skepticism about its rear design and fit for overseas markets. Several comments express support for the local brand, while others criticize the car’s appearance or question Proton’s safety ratings, fearing possible misrepresentations like changing from ANCAP to ASEAN NCAP. Overall, the sentiment is a mix of optimism and anticipation for the full reveal.