A team of Afghan technicians and IT experts have reportedly developed a made in Afghanistan supercar named “Mada 9”. As per media reports and videos on social media, the car is developed by Afghanistan’s Navavari Center of Technical and Vocational Education from scratch. The car is a product of collaboration between the Afghan IT ministry, Afghanistan Innovation Center and ENTOP.
Afghan officials have claimed that the Mada 9 is made of lightweight composite materials, visible in the video. The car has a mid-engine configuration and the engine is behind the driver. Furthermore, the supercar has F1-style pushrod suspension along with a tubular frame chassis at its foundation.
Details of Made in Afghanistan Supercar
In the video, the Afghan official stated that this car has become very well known on social media. Introducing the machine, ENTOP CEO, Muhammad Raza Ahmadi said his company has been developing this prototype for last five years. “This car will be completed in the next two weeks and we will display it in a car exhibition in Qatar,” Ahmadi claimed.
Meanwhile, another Afghan government official said that the pictures of this car have gone viral on social media but there were doubts about it. “So, we decided to make this video and you can see that this creation is in Afghanistan,” he said.
The company has vowed to share more details about this supercar in future, although there is no date given for its official launch. So, we will have to wait for the car for the time being and let’s see when this supercar in its actual shape and condition will be unveiled by Afghan government.
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