CEER EXOBOT Sedan & SUV Revealed: Saudi EVs With Up To 1,111hp

Saudi Arabia’s national automotive brand CEER has officially revealed the EXOBOT Sedan and EXOBOT SUV, its first production vehicles. The two electric flagships were unveiled on 21 September 2026 and will lead a planned portfolio of seven models by 2030.

CEER was established in 2022 as a joint venture between Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund and Foxconn. Saudi Arabia designed and engineered the EXOBOT models, and will manufacture them at the CEER Manufacturing Complex in King Abdullah Economic City.

Sales in Saudi Arabia are expected to begin in early 2027, with expansion into surrounding regional markets planned from 2028.

CEER EXOBOT Design

Both EXOBOT models feature a futuristic wedge-shaped design inspired by Saudi landscapes and the ancient architecture of Hegra.

One of their most distinctive features is the Shahin Wing Doors, named after the Shahin falcon. The doors measure nearly three metres long and open upwards through a 60cm arc, providing access to both rows of seats.

Another major design feature is the large 2.4-metre windscreen, positioned at a 15-degree angle. The exterior lighting design also includes 32 elements, referencing 1932, the year Saudi Arabia was unified as a kingdom.

The EXOBOT Sedan measures 5,260mm long, 2,102mm wide and 1,428mm tall, while the SUV measures 5,016mm long, 2,101mm wide and 1,693mm tall. Both models have a 3,200mm wheelbase.

CEER EXOBOT Powertrain & Performance

The confirmed EXOBOT First Edition and Plus models use a tri-motor all-wheel-drive electric powertrain producing 850hp and 1,000Nm.

Both are powered by a 112kWh NCM battery and use an 800V electrical architecture.

The EXOBOT Sedan accelerates from 0-100km/h in 2.6 seconds, reaches a top speed of 230km/h and has an estimated 670km NEDC range.

The EXOBOT SUV reaches 100km/h in 2.9 seconds, has a top speed of 210km/h, and offers an estimated 560km NEDC range.

Maximum DC fast-charging power is rated at 250kW, while AC charging is rated at 11kW. A 10-80% charge can be completed in under 30 minutes.

A higher-performance EXOBOT configuration has also been announced with up to 1,111hp and 1,500Nm. In this specification, the Sedan can accelerate from 0-100km/h in 2.1 seconds and reach 250km/h, while the SUV takes 2.4 seconds and tops out at 210km/h.

This higher-output version has not yet been identified as either the EXOBOT First Edition or Plus.

Chassis & Driving Technology

Both body styles use dual-chamber air suspension, steer-by-wire and rear-wheel steering.

The steer-by-wire system reduces steering input from around 400 degrees in a conventional setup to 160 degrees. Rear-wheel steering should also help improve low-speed manoeuvrability while supporting stability at higher speeds.

The Sedan includes Track, Drag and Drift driving modes. The SUV adds a dedicated Sand mode, giving it a more region-focused setup.

The SUV’s ground clearance can be adjusted between 240mm and 300mm, while the Sedan offers between 120mm and 165mm.

The EXOBOT has also been engineered for the Middle East’s high temperatures. Its Halo Cooling system can cool the cabin from 65°C to 32°C within 10 minutes. Triple silver-coated glass and additional climate-control features also help reduce cabin heat.

Interior & Technology

Inside, the EXOBOT features a huge 48-inch 8K Digital Horizon Display, accompanied by a 10.4-inch central control screen and an 8-inch rear control display.

Other features include a virtual assistant with Arabic and English voice control, 3D navigation with live traffic, EV route planning, wireless smartphone charging, gaming, video streaming and a fragrance system.

It also features four-zone climate control, ventilated front and rear seats, heated front seats and cooled storage areas in the centre console and boot.

Safety equipment includes seven airbags, autonomous emergency braking, blind-spot detection, adaptive cruise control, lane centring, rear cross-traffic assist and surround-view cameras.

It also includes automatic parking and advanced remote parking. Additional driving features such as automatic lane changing, Highway and Traffic Jam Pilot and Navigate on Pilot are planned through OTA updates by 2028.

EXOBOT First Edition

The EXOBOT range will initially launch with the First Edition, followed by the more configurable EXOBOT Plus.

First Edition models feature Harrat Grey or White Musk paint, black exterior detailing, red brake calipers, switchable lower-door glass and a black-and-red Nappa leather interior. Each vehicle also receives an individually numbered plaque matched to its VIN.

Ownership benefits include a six-year/200,000km vehicle warranty, an eight-year/200,000km battery warranty, six years of scheduled servicing and six years of roadside assistance. It also includes a home charger installation allowance of up to SAR 2,000.

CEER is targeting 45% locally sourced vehicle materials by 2034. With the EXOBOT Sedan and SUV leading its product rollout, the company is moving closer to series production while supporting the development of Saudi Arabia’s growing automotive manufacturing industry.

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