I think we have spyshots of all of Proton’s upcoming models now. Reader Kevin Lee has sent in these shots of what most likely is a Waja CPS. Notice the badging on the top left of the boot lid is taped up, and there is a double tailpipe exhaust that gives away it’s sportier intentions. Previously twin tailpipes were only available on the Proton Waja 1.8 with the drive-by-wire Renault engine. One more frontal shot after the jump.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments are generally excited and cautious about the new Proton Waja CPS with mixed reactions to its design, engine improvements, and features like tiptronic transmission and interior upgrades. Enthusiasts look forward to its release, praising Proton's efforts, while others criticize the design, quality issues, and past experiences. Debates also include comparisons with competitors, humorous banter, and concerns about Proton's development and market strategy, reflecting mixed optimism and skepticism toward the new model.