school of mechanical Engineering

Defending champion University Sains Malaysia (USM) beat six other participants in the auto category of Perodua Eco-Challenge 2010 to retain the title they had won last year.
USM recorded 37.2km in auto category at the Malacca International Motorsports Circuit here.
winners took home RM20,000 each, a gold medal and trophy respectively while the second and third place winners received RM10,000 and RM5,000 respectively and certificates.
usm also get 3rd place, the engineering, design and participants category and took home RM3,000 and a certificate.
Perodua Eco-Challenge is an annual competition held by Perodua to give students from higher learning institutions a platform to showcase their talent to furthering enhance the efficiency of a Perodua Viva with one litre RON 95 petrol and the car that can go furthest will win the race.
Twelve participants in both auto and manual category were given a viva car and RM10,000 development fund.
Last year, the competition used the Myvi model and changed to Viva due to fuel efficiency