During a town hall session in Kuala Lumpur, Sarawak Premier Abang Johari Tun Openg shared his vision for Sarawak to excel in the automotive manufacturing industry. He expressed the ambition of producing cars, potentially named the 'Kenyalang Car', within Sarawak, emphasizing the need for technology focused on renewable energy and carbon reduction. The Premier highlighted the importance of linking Sarawak with external companies through sustainable practices. Collaborations with international automotive giants like Hyundai and Toyota are underway to attract investments and solidify Sarawak as a prime assembly location. Abang Johari specifically mentioned discussions with Hyundai regarding assembling hydrogen-powered vehicles in Sarawak, showcasing the region's potential in embracing innovative technologies. The event, attended by key government figures including Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof, aimed to facilitate connections between Sarawakians and government leaders while outlining development policies and initiatives. The Premier's emphasis on sustainability and international partnerships reflects a positive sentiment towards advancing Sarawak's automotive manufacturing sector and positioning the state as a hub for cutting-edge vehicle production.