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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Comments generally highlight appreciation for Proton's efforts in designing the Proton PCC and the new Iriz model, with praise for the Proton design team and their innovative approach. Some express pride in Proton’s achievements, believing the PCC will improve its market position, especially against competitors like Myvi. However, there are concerns about the Iriz's size, fuel efficiency, interior quality, and features, with critics questioning Proton's overall design direction and quality control. Overall, sentiments are mixed but mostly optimistic about Proton's future with the PCC.