Young Egyptian builds low-cost car

A young Egyptian man named Karim Mohamed Naguib, age 27, successfully developed an idea and designed an affordable car targeted at African markets. His goal was to produce a vehicle priced around $5,000 (250,000 Egyptian pounds) made entirely in Egypt. The project relied on designs using technologies such as laser cutting and laser welding to reduce initial manufacturing costs. He also developed his concept by utilizing motorcycle engines combined into a single system to ease maintenance, with the possibility of local manufacturing for less than 1.5 million Egyptian pounds. The aim was to support Egyptian manufacturing and offer cars at affordable prices for African consumers, emphasizing modern design and easy maintenance. Karim aspires to expand the project to include engine manufacturing within Egypt and establish an Egyptian car brand that enters African markets, ensuring the vehicles are easy to repair and deliver quality at a low price.

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