Ajlani Motors' dragon will open its eyes at the Dubai Motor Show
Ajlani Motors’ Dragon will open its eyes at the Dubai Motor Show. The manufacturer is looking for an investor so the model can reach production.

strong>Ajlani Motors does not want to be left behind in the race to develop its supercar, and we know that entering the hypercar segment is no simple task, as many companies have tried to reach this goal. Until now, few have heard of this company, which is relatively new. Its future supercar will be called ‘Dragon‘ and will make its public debut at the upcoming Dubai Motor Show later this year.
The mysterious supercar from the United Arab Emirates has been developed in secret over the last five years. Its presentation is imminent, since the Show’s webpage lists the luxury carmaker as one of the future exhibitors who will display their vehicles at the Dubai World Trade Center.

The technical specifications of the Ajlani Dragon are shrouded in mystery, but the images the manufacturer has published leave something to the imagination. The snapshots are dark but offer a vague idea of the lines of the Arab supercar. The hypercar has a low ground clearance and appears to feature counterweights, which may mean it will be equipped with a mid-engine.
The hexagonal piece that lights up red in the video published by the luxury supercar manufacturer appears to be a giant exhaust system, so it is presumed the car may be powered by a combustion engine rather than a fully electric system.
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Ajlani Motors, this is what the luxury supercar will look like
The wheel arches are extremely wide, suggesting the hypercar will fit tyres that are semi-slick, while the vertical third brake light could be incorporated into a spoiler located in the centre. According to the company itself, the exterior lines are inspired by “the soul of a dragon” and the car’s impressive performance will match its ‘wild’ style. Although not yet confirmed, everything points to the car having scissor-type doors that will hold the slim side mirrors mounted on the long pillars.
These will be necessary to achieve some visibility behind its wide hips. Bashar Ajlani, founder and CEO of Ajlani Motors, has assured that the Dragon will be fully revealed on the next 12 November. He has also added that the car cannot enter production if it does not find an investor to make it a reality.
If all goes to plan, the manufacturer will become another sports car brand from the United Arab Emirates, joining W Motors with its Lykan Hypersport and its Fenyr SuperSport. There is also the Devel Sixteen, but so far we have not seen any model fitted with the wild quad-turbo V16 engine.

The CEO himself has added that “our hearts sought nothing more than the mythical beast to take freedom on our crest.” “The designer took pride in harvesting the soul of the dragon through the car’s design elements.” “Our design has remained in development and under strict confidentiality for the last 5 years, and on 12 November we will present the car for the first time, showing what the brand represents and where Ajlani Motors is heading.”
At first glance, the vehicle has a very futuristic look, with sharp creases, voluminous bumpers and wide air intakes at the front. For the example about to be unveiled, the company has chosen an apparently green exterior tone, which seems to contrast with some black elements.
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