Supercar Blondie gets up close with Saudi Arabia's first ever SUV the CEER Exobot and is blown away by the design and details

Alex Hirschi, aka Supercar Blondie, traveled to Saudi Arabia to find out more about the CEER Exobot and the CEER Exobot SUV, the first car designed and made in Saudi.

The car is absolutely massive, as you can see, and it is designed specifically to pay homage to the Kingdom.

Not just in terms of its style and name, but also its features.

And the best part is, this is going into production exactly like this.

This is just the start

Designed by former McLaren Chief Designer Rob Melville, the CEER Exobot features an electric powertrain with 1,111 horsepower, capable of propelling to 60 in just 2.1 seconds.

The technology is developed by Rimac.

Not only that, but the underlying platform, the EV software, and the electrical architecture comes from another familiar brand, Foxconn, the same company that assembles iPhones.

The Ceer features both steer-by-wire and four-wheel steering, which means it’ll be super maneuverable despite being gigantic.

The model you see here is the SUV, which is very similar to the sedan.

But this just the start.

The sedan is scheduled to debut in January 2027, followed by the SUV you see here, and then include six more models (including hybrids) by 2030.

Everything about the CEER is massive

The CEER Exobot SUV is designed to be imposing and large.

The door, for example, is three meters wide, and it also incorporates a lot of patents, which becomes clear the moment you open them because they’re so unique.

Not just the shape but also the way they open, which is halfway between a ‘falcon’ wing and a dihedral wing.

CEER calls them Shahin Wing Doors, which is a tribute to a species of peregrine falcon that’s one of the symbols of Saudi.

Then we need to talk about the wheels, with their triangular shape inspired by Saudi Arabia’s architecture.

The windshield is also equally massive – 2.4 meters – which is definitely the largest we’ve seen on a car.

Another key feature is the A/C in the trunk.

The A/C that cools the trunk works independently from the A/C that cools the cabin, which comes in handy in Saudi Arabia, one of the warmest countries in the world.

The steering wheel is actually a game controller

Once you step inside, the first thing that stands out is the yoke steering wheel, which also doubles as a video game controller because you can actually play games on the huge screen.

The infotainment screen is also bilingual, available in Arabic and English, and it’s fully integrated with Siri.

There’s another underrated feature, which is also related to the car’s provenance.

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There’s a cooling system that pushes cold air over your head and down the windshield, that’s because otherwise the sunlight coming through the glass roof would turn the cabin into a sauna.

But the best part is that this isn’t a concept car.

It is going on sale exactly as you see it.