Proton posted a short 30 second video on their Facebook fan page today, which briefly features their design team at work. It’s probably a preview of a longer video to be uploaded later because the title says “Interview Teaser”. What’s interesting is we get to see 3D sketches of the Proton PCC being worked on. We’ve screen capped some of the interesting bits and put them into an image gallery. Watch the full video here.
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The comments mainly discuss Proton's car designs, features, and market positioning, with some praising the Proton PCC and the design team's efforts, highlighting its modern approach and ASEAN NCAP 5-star safety rating. There's optimism about the potential success of Proton's new models like the Iriz, especially with the innovative PCC technology, which could help Proton regain competitiveness against rivals like Myvi and Honda Jazz. Some comments express nostalgia for past Proton leadership and concern over current design and quality issues, particularly interiors and engine performance. A few critics remain skeptical about Proton’s ability to match the global standards or succeed in the market, but overall, the sentiment is a mix of pride in Proton's technological advancements and cautious anticipation for their future models.