National car manufacturer Proton Holdings Berhad is organising an open day called Alami Proton this September 27-28, at its Centre of Excellence in Shah Alam.
Aside from test drives of Proton vehicles, R3 and Lotus cars, the event will offer visitors the rare opportunity to view Proton’s manufacturing methods as well as get a closer look at the company’s latest technological developments. On the cards are tours of the Research and Development (R&D) facilities and Medium Volume Factory (MVF) at the automaker’s Shah Alam manufacturing plant.
Other exhibits will include a display of products and services from Proton vendors such as Robert Bosch, TRW, Delloyd Industries and KYB-UMW Malaysia. Visitors will be able to get up close with the various technologies used to develop a Proton car, from performance and styling to the safety aspects.
To keep families entertained, plenty of activities are planned, and these include wall-climbing, kart racing, laser tag and face painting. Proton’s upcoming Proton Compact Car (PCC) will also be featured at the event, with the highlight being a lucky draw for visitors to win the PCC. Other lucky draw prizes include various bicycles and motorcycles.
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Comments on the blog post mostly express skepticism or negativity towards Proton and its promotional event, with many calling the open day a mere carnival or marketing gimmick. Some comments criticize the high car prices, long booking queues, or compare Proton unfavorably to Japanese brands like Honda, Toyota, Nissan, and even Perodua. Several commenters discuss the quality, safety, and value of Proton vehicles like Iriz, but many seem to prefer other brands due to past experiences or perceptions of Proton's reliability. There are also lively debates about market choices, booking numbers, and brand loyalty, with some commenters advocating for local cars while others dismiss Proton as low quality. Overall, sentiments lean towards cynicism, with a few supportive voices praising Proton’s efforts or eagerly awaiting the Iriz.