After 14 years of production, the Proton Exora's production ended last week. Although the automaker hasn't said if the moniker would continue, Saharudin Design has already developed a concept for the future Exora.

The car that is being displayed digitally has the same recognizable MPV appearance, but with contemporary characteristics like C-shaped daytime running lights around the primary headlamp and fog lamps placed lower down.





The grille is replaced with a huge panel bearing the Proton logo, which is connected to a lower intake with mesh bearing diamond-shaped studs (as on the X90), which is optically connected to the fog lamp enclosures by means of black trim.

Other unique design features include wide wheels, a sleeker and lower roofline, and vents at the top of the bonnet. You'll also note a tiny "fin" on the C-pillar that emphasizes the appearance of a "floating roof" and slim, recessed door handles.





Although it looks that the shoulder line is different from this viewpoint, the rear three-quarter view clearly reveals the Saharudin Design Exora's sharp creases and prominent wheel arches. The rear lights are C-shaped, like the front ones, and they join with the lines dangling from the reflectors to form a "X" as they reach further into the tailgate. The design suggestion is most noticeable toward the back, without a doubt.

How do you feel about this new Exora from Saharudin Design? Does it complement the other models in Proton's current lineup? Please share your thoughts on the suggested design in the comments section.