Autmologist MAC’s report on the Solo EV will have you humming lonely, sad tunes by the end of it.
So, if your favourite songs are things like Eric Carman’s All by Myself, or Joan Armatrading’s Me, Myself, I or maybe Adam Lambert’s Another Lonely Night, then we may have found the ideal vehicle for you as you listen to your playlist of lonesome ballads.
Autmologist MAC’s report on the Solo EV will have you humming lonely, sad tunes by the end of it.
It is here! Pokémon Go has officially come to parts of Asia and Oceania – namely Brunei, Cambodia, Laos, Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, Taiwan, Papua New Guinea, Fiji, Solomon Islands, Palau, Federated States of Micronesia, and my very own home, MALAYSIA; on Saturday, denizens of these countries and regions started emerging into the outdoors, some having never been touched by direct sunlight in years, to catch Pokémons.
India never did embrace the hybrid. Even the best-selling Toyota Prius hasn’t been able to make headway in that market, with only 167 units sold since it was launched there in 2010 until March this year (you’ll realise why later).
For those of us who live in Malaysia, we are being treated to a veritable slug fest between the two national carmakers at present. On one side, we have the new king of locally produced cars, Perodua, who has a long association with Daihatsu, the bargain end of the Toyota empire; on the other, the ex-heavyweight champ of Malaysia, Proton, who for a number of years now has been designing and building its own cars and engines.
Remember back in May we ran a story about some crazy futuristic Chinese engineers who planned to build a bus that would glide above the traffic. Well, they have gone and done it and ran the very first tests.