Tomorrow will be a big day for Proton, as it will be launching its first B-segment hatchback, also known as the Proton Compact Car (PCC). We’ve built up to this day with a slew of spyshots, teasers, official details and even a scoop of Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad himself driving it undisguised through Kuala Lumpur, and soon the wait will be over.
Our usual comprehensive launch report – complete with all the details and a full live gallery – will be present and accounted after the car is launched, but if you like, you can watch it being unveiled before your eyes, before anyone else, right from this website!
That’s right – as with the launch of the Suprima S last year, paultan.org is proud to bring you exclusive live streaming coverage of the PCC launch event, happening tomorrow, September 25 from 9:00 am onwards.
Be the first to see the new car inside and out and learn of all the details, specifications and equipment count for all variants from the comfort of your own computer, smartphone or tablet. As long as your browser supports YouTube streaming, you’ll be able to watch it anywhere. So see you tomorrow morning!
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