I don’t know, maybe i had to post this out, its a proton gen-2 hybrid develop by Proton and Lotus Engineering…and its a hybrid by using EVE, which stands for Efficient, Viable, Environmental. The Gen-2 still uses the Proton’s 1.6 liter Campro engine plus a 30 kilowatt (40 horsepower) electric motor. The continuously variable transmission (CVT) gearbox is on the hybrid petrol-electric drive train that drives using the front wheel. I found this post on the Motoring blogger columnist Paul Tan. He got lots of reviews on automobile industries in Malaysia.

The next thing is that….hehe i drive gen-2 too…check out the cool pictures of gen-2 hybrid interior/exterior. If you want to read more on the reviews of this awesome gen-2 hybrid by Paul Tan…then you will have to click here

Nice Interior huh!!

by :J. Watanabe

Many of those in developed countries fear that emerging economies like India and China would take over the leadership in the world economy in foreseeable future. You can spend hours, days, weeks or even months discussing why this can possibly happen, but the simple fact is that the vast majority of people in emerging economies work hard and honestly and they try to get something out of their hard work. I have been in India for the last couple of months and I have seen how people work. It is a bit of exaggeration to say that most people in developed countries do not work hard or honestly, but too many people work in such ways that they do not exactly contribute to the development of their economies.

First, too many people in developed countries do nothing; they do not work. I am personally for social programs such as tax-funded healthcare and tax-funded education, but the simple fact is that too many people rely on those social programs and do not work; furthermore, social programs in some countries are too generous. For example, UK has some of the most generous social programs and its government just hands out cash to too many people; the government does not hand out just enough cash for people to survive but it hands out more than enough to them so that they can even entertain themselves.

Second, too many people in developed countries force them to feel content while they work for good hours. Not everyone has to have ambition to become a billionaire, Read more »