CEER, Saudi Arabia’s national automotive company, has made its debut with two flagship electric vehicles, the Exobot sedan and SUV. Unveiled by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the models form part of Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 industrial diversification programme.
The two EVs will be built at CEER’s manufacturing complex in Saudi Arabia. The company plans to reveal five more models over the next five years, spanning compact and midsize segments with different powertrain options.
Bold Design and Unique Doors
The Exobot sedan measures 5.26 metres long, while the SUV is 5.02 metres long. Both are 2.1 metres wide and feature a wedge-shaped profile, slim front lighting and a wide stance.
A key highlight is the claimed largest windscreen fitted to a private passenger vehicle.
Both models also feature nearly three-metre-long wing doors, opening in a 60cm arc, and lightweight forged aluminium wheels. A First Edition is available with red brake calipers and Harrat Grey or White Musk paint options.
Tech-Loaded Cabin
The cabin features a 48-inch curved 8K display, alongside a 10.4-inch touchscreen and an 8-inch rear display. Steer-by-wire and rear-wheel steering are also part of the package.
Physical controls remain for key functions such as gear selection, climate control and volume. The First Edition gets black-and-red Nappa leather seats, bespoke floor mats and exclusive badging.
Powertrain and Performance
Both models produce 850 hp and 1,000 Nm in their standard configurations, with higher-spec versions offering up to 1,111 hp and 1,500 Nm.
- Exobot sedan: Up to 670km NEDC range; 0-100km/h in 2.1 seconds; 250km/h top speed.
- Exobot SUV: Up to 560km NEDC range; 0-100km/h in 2.4 seconds; 210km/h top speed.
Both claim a 10-80 per cent charge time of 30 minutes.
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Final Take
CEER’s debut puts Saudi Arabia’s ambitions in the EV space on display, with the Exobot duo combining high-output electric powertrains, distinctive design and technology-focused cabins. Pricing and availability, including any plans for India, remain unannounced.
