China's Zhejiang Geely Holding Group Co Ltd (Geely) is set to bring its methanol-driven cars to Malaysia, following successful trials in China and Europe. Geely's investment in Malaysia, with a methanol testing base, aims to capitalize on the country's growing interest in green energy and establish it as a hub for clean mobility technologies in Southeast Asia. Methanol fuel is praised for its potential to reduce carbon emissions efficiently, surpassing even hydrogen in some aspects. Geely's extensive experience in manufacturing methanol vehicles has demonstrated the effectiveness of this fuel in transportation, making it a key player in the shift towards cleaner energy sources. With the introduction of 20 new models of methanol vehicles, including sedans and heavy trucks, Geely is at the forefront of technological advancements in the automotive sector. The company's collaborations in Denmark and Malaysia, particularly with Proton, indicate a strong commitment to revolutionizing the automotive market with sustainable fuel solutions. Geely's strategic partnership with Proton in Malaysia not only enhances the production of methanol vehicles but also paves the way for a greener transportation system in the country. The joint vision of Geely and Malaysia signifies a significant step towards sustainable mobility, reflecting a global effort to adopt cleaner energy sources and reduce carbon emissions in the automotive industry.