A supercar built under Taliban rule. This may sound quite strange. but it’s true. Generally, the country which is struggling with economic crisis and many problems does not remain in the discussion for the right reasons. Afghanistan has received the country’s first supercar, which has been named Mada 9. It was officially showcased last week. This supercar has caught the attention of not only the country but the whole world.
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This happened when Kabul-based manufacturer Entop and Afghanistan Technical Vocational Institute (ATVI) (ATVI) joined hands to design and build a supercar. It has been claimed about this supercar with an attractive look that it has been designed by 30 Afghan engineers together. Entop has revealed about this car online through its social media platform.
Just made prototype
The Mada 9 is currently in a prototype stage. The car is powered by Toyota’s 1.8-litre DOHC 16-valve VVT-i, 4-cylinder petrol engine, which was introduced in the 2004 generation of the Corolla sedan. Engineers have taken more than five years to make this car. In stock form, this engine generated between 166 and 187 hp in Toyota cars. Nothing can be said about whether the power has been increased in Mada 9 or not. At present, no information has been given about how much power this engine generates in Mada 9 or whether any tuning has been done in it or not.
Electric version may comeAccording to Afghanistan’s Tolo News, many changes are expected in its engine or power. The petrol engine in the Mada 9 could be replaced by an electric powertrain till the production version is ready. During the introduction of the Mada 9, Abdul Baqi Haqqani, the Taliban’s minister of higher education, reportedly said that the supercar proves that the Taliban regime is committed to providing religion and modern science for its people.
when will launch
When will the Mada 9 supercar be launched, its date has not been disclosed at the moment. However, it is expected that its sales will first start in Afghanistan, after which the car will be launched in the international markets.
