Serra said: “It will have a familiar feeling and the language will remain the same [as the SUV] but with some difference at the front.”
Perini added: “It is [difficult] to do a car like this, a premium [saloon]. You can’t be shy with the design.” Production of the saloon is expected to start six months after the SUV in 2025, with the first deliveries confirmed for 2026, Aehra CEO and co-founder Hazim Nada told Autocar. Aehra says it will produce up to 25,000 units of each model per year, with a"strategic model roll out" planned for 2026 in markets such as Europe, North America and China.Why choose to launch the SUV first and not the saloon?
“Because we think in the SUV the impact of what we are trying to do is more evident, [especially] as the [segment] is bigger and more popular. The evolution of our vehicles’ shape is more evident in the SUV compared to the [saloon].”“What I can tell you is that the designers love it. They’re very happy. It is like a concept on the road and gets very close to a supercar in that sense. Everything you see on the SUV is even more expressed on the [saloon].