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.

It stands alone as the only Miura finished in Bleu Tahiti with gold accents paired to a white leather interior.

Godzilla isn’t going anywhere, it’s simply taking a breather while the next chapter gets reworked around electrification.