Entrepreneur Development Minister Redzuan Yusof says M'sia is now finalising the shape and form of the prototype car.

YOURSAY | ‘There is no money to pay RM1 trillion debt, but money for Dr M’s car project.’

Finance minister says project needs private sector's involvement as it involves huge capital outlay.

Entrepreneur Development Ministry will be meeting with third national car policy coordinator to review the proposals, says sec-gen. 

LETTER | Cars made in Malaysia ought to be called Malaysian cars.

M'sia must consider its limited resources and various risks in taking on this project, says PNB chief.

PARLIAMENT | Harapan's Wong Chen says an economic impact analysis is needed.

The semi-autonomous car is planned to enter the global market, says entrepreneur development minister.

International trade and industry minister says proposals are due by Oct 15, and will be studied by his ministry.

The International Trade and Industry Deputy Minister also welcomes ideas for National Automotive Policy.

'Pakatan Harapan was chosen on a platform of reducing the people's burden,' PKR veep points out.

MP SPEAKS | Putrajaya seems adamant on continuing the saga despite Proton's failures.

Mohd Redzuan Yusof says the move could revive national automotive industry.

The prime minister recalls a 180km/h drive around the Sepang circuit three years ago, where the idea was first mooted. 

Finance minister says the plan can, however, be worthwhile if private parties funded it.

Dr M says there was a need to create opportunities for engineers to do things on their own.

This is to determine whether it's feasible amid the current environment, say industry observers.