EXEED's Innovative Energy Vehicles - Recap of the Exciting Middle East Test Drive Event

Abu Dhabi : EXEED’s new energy vehicles are built to handle the challenging terrains of the Middle East.

EXEED, the luxury car brand, held a “Performance Journey” test drive event for its new energy vehicles in the Middle East. The event was open to distributor reps and journalists, giving them a chance to try out the latest models and see the new technology and performance for themselves. 

The event took place at a professional international racetrack. Participants experienced the power, quick acceleration, and smooth handling of EXEED’s newest cars, which include the EXLANTIX ES REEV, ET REEV, and VX PHEV.

Testing of EXEED High-Performance Vehicles

The High-performance cars from EXEED were tested mainly in two areas. One was the straight-line zone, where drivers saw how fast and quick each vehicle could go. The other was a professional race track zone where drivers could feel how well the cars handled turns and bumps. The race track stretched 3.2 kilometres and was set up in a counterclockwise loop.

It had 16 corners with different speeds and sizes. Seven turns went to the right, while nine went to the left. The track also had a height difference of 19 metres from the lowest point to the highest. This tough course gave drivers the chance to see how well the cars performed under real driving conditions.

EXLANTIX ES REEV – Key Highlights

The main model in the lineup was the EXLANTIX ES REEV, the company's first extended-range coupe which has been designed for speed and accuracy.

• The EX REEV has a very low drag coefficient of just 0.205. This helps the car speed up faster on straight roads. Under the hood, it has a 480 hp engine that delivers a maximum torque of 800 Nm. This lets the car go from 0 to 100 km/h in only 4.6 seconds.
• The suspension system is built for stability. It features a double-wishbone setup in the front and a multi-link layout at the back. This combination helps the car stay steady when cornering.
• An active electric rear wing automatically adjusts itself. It increases downforce and keeps the car stable when travelling at high speeds.

ET REEV – Key Highlights

The EXLANTIX ET REEV, a high-end SUV for medium to large families, caught attention with its strong performance. 

• The powertrain delivers a total of 345 kW, allowing it to accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in just 4.8 seconds. 
• The SUV features IAS Intelligent Air Suspension and CDC Electromagnetic Damping, ensuring a smooth and stable ride even when taking corners at high speeds. 
• The vehicle also uses extended-range technology that makes up to 3.7 kWh of electricity for each litre of fuel, helping to keep fuel consumption low.

VX PHEV – Key Highlights

The EXEED VX PHEV hybrid was another standout feature at the event. It offers a smooth mix of power and comfort.

• The four-engine system delivers a total of 619 horsepower and 920 Nm of torque. It can go from 0 to 100 km/h in just over five seconds.
• Thanks to its active noise cancellation system, the cabin stays quiet even at highway speeds. Noise levels remain at about 35 decibels, creating a peaceful driving experience.
• The ride is smooth and comfortable, aided by the Flying Fish Super-Sense chassis and CDC electromagnetic damping shocks. These features help absorb bumps and improve handling.

Setting new benchmark in the region

EXEED has introduced a strong range of new energy vehicles that raise the bar for performance, comfort, and eco-friendliness in the Middle East car market. These vehicles combine power with luxury and environmentally friendly features. They set a new benchmark for modern driving in the region.

After successful test drive events in Dubai and Zhejiang, EXEED’s “Performance Journey” will move to other key Middle Eastern markets. These include Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and Qatar. The goal is to let more drivers try out the company’s new tech and high-performance vehicles. This continued effort will give more people a chance to experience the brand’s innovative cars firsthand.