Aiya Fujimoto-san, still dunno the sign meh?! Shove up their ass with money then you’ll get your revise tax on your hybrid cars la…aiyo! Still dunno typical Malaysia politics system meh? Cheers Fujimoto-san!

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It’s GOOOOOOOOOOOOD for AP king and queen.. (The new AP king Queen?)

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Bring the M5 and Prius thru bukit bintang at peak hours and you will know.

The thing is, electric hybrid is not the only answer, a very simple sedan TDI will beat them plus greater performance and torque without expensive battery, and it is properly developed and reliable, and it is clean enough.

Why would gov completely blind on this option but opt for some developing technology? Smart.

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Btw, thats LMG’s hydroxene water fuel technology, it disappeared in void after PL launched it 2 years ago, no cars nothing but just some model kit displayed. And during the recent fuel hike, it reappeared again with a new gimmicks: Hydrofuel, armed with new uniforms and workers.

No idea about whats happening next.

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Your issue is outdated. If you are still angry with your power window you can contact the vendor Delloyd Industries at Klang.

Do discuss current issues and not on a Ford T model!

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Wow. Looks like basic driving wits can save money after all.

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Top Gear did a test in the newest series. M5 vs Prius. M5 cheaper to run. Its not what you drive but how you drive it.

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That truck was supposed to run on water.

All of a sudden, it disappeared after the mega launch. The Honda Hybrid car (and the Toyota Prius for that matter) is expensive to manufacture, thereby commanding a high price here.

Do you really save money driving the car? Have anyone here done tests or have a verified test that it actually is cheaper to run? You sure?

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thats what i think, with all the shit happening now.

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I am very sad to know that the many times they ever mentioned about emissions is together with some other priorities in mind. Like scrap old cars and palm oil diesel, gov’s purpose has nearly nothing to do with emission, but to protect their cronies or coffer.

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w_lighter said,
“For the short term i still think NGV should be push forward first and foremost and by mass producing NGV system to bring the cost down to say a few hundred this will stop our reliance from petrol at the rate it is now. ”

This is so true. And it is a one stone many birds action. Even thou natural gas price is also heavily subsidized, it is still much cheaper then petrol price(unsubsidized). Not only you save subsidy, you have cleaner emission as NGV being slightly cleaner, etc.

All we see is empty talk to “push” people to use NGV, taaalk only. When even the authority is doing the same thing I am doing now, aka TALK, perhaps another decades we will see some slight effect.

mystvearn, Toyota and Honda has researched hybrid cars for so many years and they has achieve so many generations of hybrid to only make an “imperfect” hybrid. Where do you think proton is positioned at?

For example Toyota or Honda they really has a vision to make and improve their hybrid cars, for being environmental friendly etc etc, and even thou their hybrids hardly make them any month, they keep on perfecting it. Although this is also partly used as advertising gimmicks. But they are no empty talk or toy car.

What vision do proton have beside making cheap tins and they-have-it-i-want-it-too behavior?

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Gov not stupid, more like sucking rakyat’s blood.

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People are dying of hunger now, and you barely bury a seed and claim that the fruit from the resulting tree shall save hungers.

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Lets face it, a Hybrid uses the electric motor for low speed propulsion with juice taken from the battery. But what charges the battery? Braking charges to battery. So unless you travel in town with lot’s of start-stops, you’re not going to get the savings. If your commute is mostly highways don’t be surprised if your fuel consumption is HIGHER due to the fact that 99% of the time you’re running direct from the engine but all the while carrying hundreds of pound worth of batteries and motors…

If they want to sell a Hybrid, why not just assemble it in Melaka like normal Civics?

Proton can do a Hybrid, it’s not rocket science -the EVE proves that but are people willing to pay for it when the savings are minimal?

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What is needed is an incentive to build the car (or the technology) here. Even if it’s just putting together the various parts from various manufacturers from various countries. We already have the proof of concepts by Lotus.

Maybe we can offer Honda and other manufacturer an incentive to build their hybrids here. Even if it’s just the engines and motors which can then be exported to Thailand for inclusion into a complete product.

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They are only out to get money and this hybrid thing is not of any use for them. It is in their interest that the ppl pay through the nose for petrol.

I am not hinging a single hope that the govt will let Honda make extra profit by letting them lower the price of their hybrid cars. Whatever policy they come out with, I am sure its gonna be benefiting someone besides the ppl.

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1. Proton will not come out a hybrid in the near future.

2. Flip flop government will just flip flop over and over till “they” hope this thing wit the petrol price blows away.

3. There wont be an incentive lucrative to pull customer to convert. At best it will be incentive for manufacturer to bring in their hybrid car cheaper than what it is now but yet still to far fetch from the common man income to procure. In the end the rich still win wit the cheaper price. Sigh~~

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We just may see other manufacturer bringing hybrid models en masse. Right now, for a rm40k premium over the fuel burning Civic, you’d have to be a Greenpeace member to buy one.

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