Rendering maestro Theophilus Chin has just released these images, showing a possible new Proton Satria Neo based on the Geely GS Sport. In all likelihood, chances of a new Proton three-door hatchback being built are slim, but it’s still a mighty interesting idea to explore!
The Satria Neo was launched in 2006 to replace the original Satria. It remained in production until the end of 2015, when it was discontinued due to poor sales. In the nine years, however, the model amassed a cult following among Proton fans and driving enthusiasts alike, helped by halo models such as limited-number (only 25) Proton Satria Neo R3 Lotus Racing and the Neo S2000.
For now, Proton has confirmed that an SUV based on the Geely Boyue is in the pipeline, as part of the company’s deal with the Chinese automaker. A new Satria Neo, which will not be a best-seller, let’s be honest, seems an unlikely future project for now. Still, one can dream, right?
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments express mixed feelings about the Proton Satria Neo based on Geely GS renders, with some excitement over its design and potential, praising the renderings and suggesting More sporty features or engine options. Others criticize the concept, calling it rebadged or uninspired, and some advise that Proton's key issues lie in design and engine quality. There are concerns about safety, drivability, and market relevance, with debates on rebadging, design choices, and Proton's future direction. A few comments highlight patriotism, pride, and skepticism over Proton's branding and strategic decisions. Overall, the sentiment is a blend of enthusiasm for the concept, criticism of its execution, and hopes for Proton's improvement through collaboration with Geely.