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Future Engineers Showcase Innovation at 2025 Internal Chem-E-Car Competition

 The competition was officiated by Professor Dr. Suzylawati Ismail, Deputy Dean (Academic and International) of the School of Chemical Engineering. In her opening remarks, she commended the students for their creativity and problem-solving skills, noting the importance of such competitions in bridging theoretical knowledge with real-world application.


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A Showcase of Talent and Teamwork

This year’s event saw the participation of 11 student teams, each showcasing their unique chemically-driven vehicles. Competing teams include; Carcoustics, ChemXPress, Flyy High, Formula 1, Free Riders, NEWmatics, ShareShare, Silverwing, SpaceXS, THEF4, and WONDERGIRLS.

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Participants were judged based on a combination of car design, performance in completing the assigned tasks, and their presentation in a poster competition, with all components contributing to the final score.

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Top Performers of Chem-E-Car 2025

After an intense and thrilling round of demonstrations and evaluations, the top three teams emerged as follows:

  • Champion: ChemXPress (Their precise control and efficient energy conversion secured their top spot.) Team members: Teo Jin Er, Lu Mee Chuen, Wong Kai Yee, Thomas Kee Liang Chien
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  • First Runner-Up: Formula 1 (Their car impressed with a sleek design and reliable performance.) Team members: Ling Bin Tak, Khong Xin Ti, Beh Yan Heng, Mak Tim Yan
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  • Second Runner-Up: Silverwing (Noted for their creative engineering and strong teamwork.) Team members: Muhammad Muhyaddin Zainol, Ahmad Fauzan AlGhazaly Jumadi, Wan Muhammad Darimi Wan Abidin, Muhamad Azhad Rashdan Rosli
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Engineering in Motion

The Chem-E-Car competition not only promotes practical application of chemical engineering principles but also fosters teamwork, critical thinking, and sustainability awareness. It serves as a vital platform for students to experiment, collaborate, and develop solutions within a safe and supportive environment.

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As USM continues to champion hands-on learning and research-driven education, events like these reflect the School of Chemical Engineering's commitment to producing future-ready engineers equipped with both technical knowledge and innovative mindsets.

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Prepared by: MHU

Photo: CheSS