QAF

Excellences

Six elements of the QAF design language. Each earns its place.

Fine sand-gold paint, a precise panel gap and reflected Saudi stonework

Sand

Sand-gold, white and dark green form the house palette. Selected split-colour panels echo the warm stone and deep shade of Saudi architecture.

QAF Emerald 5-door design study in dark green: front three-quarter view

Emerald

The colour of Mount Qaf. A fine line on Stone, a deep body colour on Emerald. A restrained expression of the QAF palette.

Two shallow satin-brass tailgate details: Arabic qaf on the left and Saudi palm-and-swords plaque on the right

Brass

Two distinct details at the rear: an Arabic qaf in satin brass on the left, and the Saudi palm and crossed swords in relief on a dark plaque with a fine brass rim on the right. The front grille and wheel hubs stay unbranded.

Mocha leather, bone trim and brass stitching on a QAF door card

Leather and wool

One warm material per cabin. Leather or a leather-alternative on the seats, wool overhead, and the same tan or stone carried through the door cards and fascia.

Privacy glass reflecting a colonnade

Glass

Infrared-reflective on every model, privacy-tinted to the rear on the guest models, laminated for quiet on the Emerald. Solar-control glazing is part of the proposed thermal package; its contribution will be measured alongside insulation and cooling.

A layer of sound insulation being fitted under a floor

Silence

Insulation under the floor and behind the fascia, quieter door closures, and careful management of tyre and drive noise. The aim is easy conversation, with required pedestrian alerts preserved.