MADA 9 Car Made In Afghanistan
On Thursday, the creators of Afghanistan's first sport vehicle, a beautiful "sport car," showcased their work.
After it was on display in Kabul throughout a snowy day, photos of the exquisitely constructed automobile quickly gained popularity on media platforms. The black sport car with the expensive wheels looked amazing traveling through Kabul; perhaps it was the first time the locals had seen such a car.
The middle of the rear bumper is where the brand's name, "Entop," is embossed in silver.
The first sport car manufactured in Afghanistan was developed and produced for the Technical Vocational Research and Innovation Center of Afghanistan by Muhammed Reza Ahmadi, the CEO of Entop Auto Studio in Afghanistan.
According to the designer, Mohammad Reza Ahmadi, this racing model car took 5 years to create and may be displayed at the Qatar Expo in 2023.
To create the original version, the designers used major parts from other automobiles, primarily Toyota components.
Mohammad Reza Ahmadi says that his primary objective was to create only one design model and that the decision of what components to employ when this involves mass production will be up to interested investors and major manufacturers.
Ahmadi is hopeful that it will bring it to the Qatar Expo in 2023 because the Afghan government has already examined it with Doha authorities.
This occurs at a time when Afghanistan has experienced political instability for the past 44 years. Afghanistan currently has no automotive sector, and due to political unrest and instability, no international companies have expressed a desire to make investments there.
