SAUDI ARABIA'S CROWN PRINCE ENTERS THE EV MARKET

Saudi Arabia has officially entered the electric car market with the launch of two futeristic models the Ceer Exobot sedan and SUV..

For the last four years Ceer has been quickly working to create the Kingdom’s own automotive brand and it's just revealed the first 2 cars from its portfolio, designed, engineered, and manufactured in Saudi Arabia the cars form part of a seven-model portfolio planned for launch over the next five years.

EXOBOT is available in two distinct body styles – an electric sedan and SUV – each embodies Saudi innovation and national ambition, combining visionary design, advanced technologies, outstanding performance, and an exceptional driving experience. EXOBOT features a distinctive design inspired by the Kingdom’s landscape, rooted in its culture, and reflective of its vision. Designed and engineered locally, the vehicles have been developed specifically to suit the conditions of Saudi Arabia and the region.

A bold Saudi identity, EXOBOT’s exterior is characterized by ultra-dynamic proportions and a distinctive wedge profile that conveys a sense of poised acceleration even while standing still. Its form seamlessly blends razor-sharp machined volumes at the front and rear, with elegantly fluid surfaces in the mid-occupant section, creating a biomechanical aesthetic inspired by the ancient architecture of Hegra.

The front creates a purposeful gesture. This in combination with the sleek horizontal light signature; maximizes visual width, creating huge on-road presence. Designed with a commanding presence, EXOBOT sedan measures 5.26 meters in length, 2.1 meters in width and 1.43 meters in height and EXOBOT SUV measures 5.02 meters in length, 2.1 meters in width and 1.69 meters in height positioning them among the large passenger vehicle segments. EXOBOT features the largest windshield ever produced with a length of 2.4 meters, and is set at a radical 15° inclination, the most inclined in its class. This dramatic forward-sweep of ultra-thin, laminated glass, with an advanced reflective coating, redefines aerodynamics and visibility, shields occupants from the sun and minimizes solar heat absorption.

The bold design is grounded in Saudi historic relevance, with cues that include 32 distinctive bars of signature lights, inspired by the year 1932 when Saudi Arabia unified to become a kingdom. The vehicle’s aesthetic is completed by the unique lightweight forged aluminum wheels, featuring a distinctive triangular motif influenced by Al-Lahuj style openings as seen in the architecture across the Kingdom, and adds to the EXOBOT’s dynamic and purposeful stance.

Within the cabin, the interior is a sanctuary, with a wealth of innovative features that enhance the driver and passenger experience; intended to create a remarkable and personalized oasis where human comfort and technology exist in perfect harmony.

Inside, a cockpit that sweeps towards the driver is revealed. The sleek, minimized steering yoke places essential controls at the driver’s fingertips, allowing seamless changes between multiple driving modes. The unique lower door glass provides instant transition between tinted and opaque settings at a single touch, offering an effortless choice between a bright cabin with expanded view or complete privacy.

One of EXOBOT’s most striking features is its nearly three-meter-long Shahin Wing Doors, inspired by the graceful flight of the Shahin falcon. Operated remotely via the key fob or activated with a light touch of the discreet door-mounted controls, they open effortlessly in a smooth 60 cm arc to create a wide, welcoming entrance for both front and rear passengers.

Engineered around a tri-motor all-wheel-drive fully electric architecture, EXOBOT translates instant torque and raw power into precise track-like performance. Continuous torque vectoring and active chassis systems work in harmony to maintain stability, agility, and control in any environment. At its highest specification, EXOBOT unleashes an astonishing 1,111 horsepower and 1,500 Nm of torque for an unmatched driving experience. The lower stance EXOBOT sedan can propel itself from a standstill to 100 km/h in just 2.1 seconds with a top speed of 250 km/h. SUV shifts from a standstill to 100 km/h in 2.4 seconds, has a top speed of 210 km/h4.

EXOBOT excels in the region’s extreme heat, intense sun, and demanding long-distance driving, and has been engineered for peak thermal resilience. With advanced Halo Cooling, EXOBOT delivers industry-leading cooling performance that outperforms benchmarks in extreme climates. In high-heat conditions typical of Saudi Arabia, cabin temperatures are rapidly reduced from 65°C to 32°C within 10 minutes. Solar heat gain is minimized through special foils and heating and demist through triple silver-coated glass and optimized aerodynamic roof airflow that prevents thermal buildup. Combined with dual front and rear air-conditioning systems, every passenger enjoys rapid, uniform cooling and complete comfort in all conditions.

Prices have not yet been revealed for both models' First Editions are expected to roll out early next year, with other variants to follow in late 2027.