In total, there are 18 individual components, all produced using dry carbon construction.

As for the powertrain itself, details remain limited, but indications point to a familiar setup.

The official debut is expected to take place around August to coincide with Monterey Car Week.

Pricing starts at R689,900 for the T1 i-DM and R779,900 for the T2 i-DM, placing them competitively within the growing electrified SUV space.

Pricing in South Africa starts from R6,138,000 including a 5 year 100,000 km Driveplan.

This limited-run electric convertible, is the first in a new range of ultra-exclusive models from their new Coachbuild Collection.

It is a clear play to bring fresh buyers into the brand through a much bolder design direction.

The extra grunt translates into a 100 km/h sprint of 5.5 seconds, edging out the Ford Ranger Raptor.

Some enthusiasts have pointed out that it doesn’t quite match the spine-tingling soundtrack of earlier halo cars.

Only 400 units of the special edition will be available for sale in South Africa.