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Model brief

CEER EXOBOT Sedan

Photos, catalog data and tools for this model. Owner instructions are under review; match the trim, year and market to the manufacturer's manual.

Catalog data for this model

Figures reflect the catalog trim; actual range varies with speed and temperature. The reference price is not a sales offer.

Powertrain
Battery Electric
Battery
112 kWh
Peak DC charging
TBA
Reference price from
Unavailable

A closer look

In detail

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Source: CEER official media

The numbers that matter here
At 130 km/h383 km57% of the official figure — 280 Wh/km · modeled, not measured
Same speed, 45°C summer318 kmHeat Score 68/100 — Strong
10 minutes of charging+93 kmFrom the claimed 30-minute charge

Works for you in the Gulf

  • The first Saudi-built EV — assembled at King Abdullah Economic City, with a 6-year / 200,000 km warranty
  • 800 V architecture and a 112 kWh pack: 10 to 80% in under 30 minutes on DC
  • A factory Arabic voice assistant — rare even among localised Chinese EVs
  • 670 km NEDC — the longest published range of any car built in the Gulf

Go in knowing

  • No price and no delivery date as of 22 September 2026 — ordering is «coming soon» on CEER's site
  • The published range is on the optimistic NEDC cycle; the real Gulf-summer figure will be clearly lower
  • A brand-new service network — no track record yet for maintenance or parts outside Saudi Arabia
  • 155 mm of ground clearance (165 on the air suspension) — neighbourhood speed bumps need care
What sets it apart

A pillar-to-pillar 48-inch curved 8K Digital Horizon display, with camera mirrors

Steer-by-wire with a yoke and up to 6.5° of rear-wheel steering

Adaptive dual-chamber air suspension with drive modes that change ride height and damping

Your actual trips

Does it get there on one charge?

Based on 318 km — this car's range at 130 km/h on a Gulf summer day, not the factory figure.

Dubai (UAE)Muscat (Oman)450 km
One charging stop
RiyadhDubai (UAE)1,050 km
A long haul with stops · 4

Assumes sustained 130 km/h, Gulf summer heat, arriving with a 10% reserve, and charging 10–80% on the road. Stop counts are an estimate — charger availability on these corridors varies. Plan it on the map

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