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Malaysia made 1st FLYING CAR !!! SG53 can go back live in caves! Malaysia Boleh!
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Sure or not the normal cars now also not developed locally from scratch, flying car they can develop locally.
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Isn’t car safety the crux of the matter? Exchanging safety info means use foreigner technology means not locally developed lah.
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Malaysia to unveil first flying car prototype this year, minister says
Minister of Entrepreneur Development Mohd Redzuan Md Yusof speaks at a media conference. (File photo: Bernama)
26 Feb 2019 04:00PM (Updated: 26 Feb 2019 04:00PM)
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KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia expects to unveil its first flying car prototype to the public this year, Minister of Entrepreneur Development Mohd Redzuan Md Yusof said on Tuesday (Feb 26).
The prototype, which was developed locally, is safe and capable of flying at low altitude at a reasonable speed, he said.
"We will use local capabilities to build the flying car. We will only refer to foreign parties when it comes to exchanging information over the car's safety," he told Malaysian media.
The prototype is ready and it is up to private companies to use it, he added.
READ: Malaysia's Mahathir revives possibility of joint car project with 'closest neighbour' Indonesia
"This year is a realistic target because we have the technology. It is all about speed of implementation … Investment to build the prototype would be slightly over RM1 million (US$245,500)."
Mr Mohd Redzuan said the flying car project is a way for the government to create an environment that stimulates people to think about new technology.
"We are providing the catalyst and ecosystem to stimulate the people to think beyond what we do today.”
READ: Commentary: Post-Proton, Malaysia still dreams of a national car
He said the project will capitalise on the country's capabilities in the aerospace, drone, unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) and automotive sector.
"Malaysia has the skillset to excel in the field of aerospace, drone, UAV and the national car, and we need to use our skillset because the bottom line is we want to be a producing nation," he said.
The project is separate from the third national car project envisioned by Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad, Mr Mohd Redzuan said.
Source: Bernama/zl(cy)
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Malaysia to unveil first flying car prototype this year, minister says
Minister of Entrepreneur Development Mohd Redzuan Md Yusof speaks at a media conference. (File photo: Bernama)
26 Feb 2019 04:00PM (Updated: 26 Feb 2019 04:00PM)
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KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia expects to unveil its first flying car prototype to the public this year, Minister of Entrepreneur Development Mohd Redzuan Md Yusof said on Tuesday (Feb 26).
The prototype, which was developed locally, is safe and capable of flying at low altitude at a reasonable speed, he said.
"We will use local capabilities to build the flying car. We will only refer to foreign parties when it comes to exchanging information over the car's safety," he told Malaysian media.
The prototype is ready and it is up to private companies to use it, he added.
READ: Malaysia's Mahathir revives possibility of joint car project with 'closest neighbour' Indonesia
"This year is a realistic target because we have the technology. It is all about speed of implementation … Investment to build the prototype would be slightly over RM1 million (US$245,500)."
Mr Mohd Redzuan said the flying car project is a way for the government to create an environment that stimulates people to think about new technology.
"We are providing the catalyst and ecosystem to stimulate the people to think beyond what we do today.”
READ: Commentary: Post-Proton, Malaysia still dreams of a national car
He said the project will capitalise on the country's capabilities in the aerospace, drone, unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) and automotive sector.
"Malaysia has the skillset to excel in the field of aerospace, drone, UAV and the national car, and we need to use our skillset because the bottom line is we want to be a producing nation," he said.
The project is separate from the third national car project envisioned by Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad, Mr Mohd Redzuan said.
Source: Bernama/zl(cy)
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These fuckers got money to waste on such useless projects. But no money to build railway. What a bunch of incompetent nitwits.
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hope mat rempit not behind the wheels
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Arabs had this hundreds of years ago.
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Our Pee Sai can not make shit!
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Not true. We make money for the pap.
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No i saw on twitter before that German already got flying cars.Malaysia boleh but then a flying car may prove to be a mere flight of fancy! Learn from technologically-advanced Singapore. Go for land-based driverless transportatioand flying.
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Ya why they like flying cars instead of railways? So inefficient use of resources.
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