One of the coolest new vehicles that would’ve debuted at the now-canceled 2020 Geneva Motor Show (thanks, Coronavirus) is an electric SUV like no other. Made by Saudi Arabian company GFG, the 2030 takes supercar styling and adds all-electric power and all-wheel drive. Penned by the famous Giorgetto and Fabrizio Giugiaro brothers, the 2030 ushers in a new era for exotic SUVs. What’s likely to involve powerful electric motors (no power output has been specified) heavy use of carbon fiber, aerospace aluminum, and rugged suspension components mean the 2030 is good for off-pavement hooliganism and a 0-60 time of 3.5 seconds. It will also get 230 miles of range on a single charge, making it practical for daily driving. The grasshopper green hue will surely catch the eye because you certainly won’t be able to hear it. We’ll have to standby for more details including price and an actual debut date.
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