For first time, Eterniti Motors has unveiled its super SUV, the Artemis, at the 2012 Beijing motor show. The Artemis is referred to as a Super-SUV; a vehicle which prizes luxury, performance and exclusivity. The car boasts features such as a limousine-like rear cabin, twin reclining rear seats with heating and cooling, iPad-ready holders with electronic reveal, and a drinks chiller with crystal glasses. The interior is incredibly lavish, with endless possibilities for customization, including leather seats, quilted floor coverings, lambswool rugs, natural wood veneers and a starlight roof lining. The Artemis caters to a niche market of clients looking for a vehicle suitable not only for chauffeured transport but also for their own driving pleasure.

The 4.8-litre twin-turbo V8 engine can accelerate from zero to 100 in 4.5 secs, and with a top speed of 290kph, the Artemis is the fastest large SUV available. The car’s British engineering team was led by Alastair Macqueen, who previously develoepd the Jaguar XJ220, and has been test-driven by F1 Grand Prix winner Johnny Herbert. ”With its 600 bhp, active anti-roll system, massive grip and controlled dynamics, I believe that this is an SUV with the heart and soul of a supercar,” says Macqueen. “And with more space and luxury we think that makes it a true Super-SUV.”

The interior is completely handcrafted at Eterniti’s London production plant with options including fine leathers, quilted undercarpets and boot trim, lambswool rugs, natural wood, piano black and carbonfibre veneers, starlight rooflining and top spec audio systems. 

The restyled body panels of Eterniti’s super SUV – made from carbon composite - are also handbuilt and finished in any colour the customer chooses. Lightweight 23in forged alloy rims sit snug in low profile 315/25 tyres.