NTV7’s Edisi 7 interviews Dr Halim Ali, inventor of the Hydrofuel system (I noticed the Hydroxene name is not used anymore). He says 5 litres of water lasts about 2,000km.
He claims over 79,000 (multiplied by RM1,300 that’s about RM102.7 million in sales!) bookings so far for the system and plans to expand the Hydrofuel dealer network up to 600 dealers nationwide.
The first Hydrofuel units will be installed into customer vehicles in about 2 weeks time, and installation could take anywhere between 45 minutes to 3 hours.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments show skepticism and conspiracy theories regarding Dr. Halim Ali's hydrofuel system, with doubts about its safety, efficacy, and originality. Many question the lack of independent verification, patents, and real-world results, suspecting possible corporate interference or scams. Others acknowledge potential and call for proper testing, safety assessments, and government support. Overall, opinions are mixed, leaning towards doubt but open to validation if transparent proof is provided.