Ceer Exobot SUV Pairs Wing Doors With 850 HP
Saudi Arabia unveils its first homegrown cars with sci-fi styling. The Ceer Exobot SUV brings a dramatic wedge profile to the electric SUV, with upward-opening Shahin Wing Doors and a sharply inclined windshield stretching 2.4 meters long. Dark glass surfaces and dual moonroofs reinforce the angular design, giving the five-meter vehicle the appearance of a show car headed for production.
The First Edition pairs three electric motors with all-wheel drive, producing a claimed 850 hp and 1,000 Nm of torque. Ceer quotes 0–100 km/h in 2.9 seconds for the SUV. A 112 kWh battery and 800V electrical architecture support a claimed 10–80 percent DC charge in under 30 minutes, with an estimated range of 560 km on the NEDC cycle. That figure should not be read as a real-world driving range.
The chassis adds rear-wheel steering and adaptive dual-chamber air suspension, with adjustable ground clearance from 240 to 300mm. Inside, a curved 48-inch display spans the dashboard, joined by a steering yoke, camera-based mirrors, and a voice assistant supporting Arabic and English. The extensive glazing gives the cabin an unusually open outlook, while the screen concentrates much of the driving information across the dash.
Ceer plans to manufacture the Exobot range in Saudi Arabia, with sales in its home market expected to begin in early 2027. The SUV will launch alongside a sedan, establishing the first production models from the Saudi brand. Its most distinctive feature remains the body itself: the broad wedge and enormous wing doors give it an identity that is immediately recognizable.
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