CEER Exobot SUV
Rob Melville spent 13 years at McLaren shaping the 720S, Senna, and Artura before taking on an entirely different project: designing Saudi Arabia's first-ever homegrown production car. The Ceer Exobot SUV carries that supercar heritage into a low, wedge-shaped body, with falcon-inspired "Shahin" gullwing doors that swing open with no center pillar between them, a nod to the Shahin falcon's flight. Even the taillights carry a piece of national history: each light bar is built from exactly 32 individual segments, a direct reference to 1932, the year Saudi Arabia was formally unified into a kingdom. Power comes from a tri-motor system making up to 1,111 horsepower, with steer-by-wire technology that trims steering input down to a fraction of a traditional wheel's rotation. Built for a region where summer heat regularly passes 120°F, the cabin's HVAC system can cool the interior from near-oven temperatures down to 90°F in just 10 minutes.

