01 / Sand-gold
A colour drawn from the landscape.
A warm metallic finish, balanced by a lighter roof or sill. The second tone follows the body’s natural lines.
Makkah heritage. Swiss design.
Every arrival
deserves care.
Compact electric vehicles. A generous Saudi welcome.
The QAF story Sand · Stone · Emerald
01 / Belonging to a place
Makkah, at our heart.
A city that gives every journey meaning.
A little closer.
A little more care.
Sand رمل
Sand-gold and bone
3 doors · 3.38 m · Three-quarter
Meet Sand
The proposed Sand specification puts durable materials and everyday usability first: a practical cabin, easy-to-clean surfaces and a restrained sand-gold finish.
Technical fabric, useful storage and controls that feel familiar. The finish is designed around repeated journeys and straightforward care.
Four photographic angles of the proposed design. Cabin layouts and final specifications remain subject to development.
02 / A welcome, from within
The guest is
the reason.
A cooler cabin. A softer touch. A moment of calm.
Within the cabin
The welcome is in the details.
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A softer welcome
Bone and mocha, with restrained geometric stitching. Materials chosen for touch, comfort and daily care.
Designed around the Muslim guest
Meaning in the smallest things.
Faith, care and Saudi hospitality.
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01 / The Qur’anA place of respect.
A dedicated, lined place for the Qur’an, with a separate recess for a tasbih. Thoughtfully protected and close to hand.
02 / The Qibla detailA moment to orient.
A discreet compass detail within the cabin. The proposed digital Qibla aid would require calibration and location testing.
03 / Prayer-mat storageReady for a quiet pause.
A clean, dedicated compartment for a prayer mat, kept separate from everyday luggage.
04 / Dates & waterHospitality, within reach.
A place for a simple welcome. Proposed removable trays make presentation and daily cleaning equally considered.
05 / Optional recitationA quieter kind of listening.
A proposed guest-controlled recitation mode: optional, personal and easy to silence. Audio selection and licensing are part of development.
06 / The ihram detailCare for what you carry.
A carefully placed garment hook and considered storage for the things that accompany the pilgrimage.
Guest features shown are design proposals, subject to development, validation and applicable audio licensing.
A palette with a sense of place
The closer you look.
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02 / Leather & geometry
A pattern, felt as much as seen.
The eight-pointed geometry appears through perforation, stitch and light. Familiar to the eye, gentle beneath a hand.
03 / Satin brass
Warm metal. A measured touch.
A softer lustre than polished gold. Small tactile surfaces that invite a hand without catching every reflection.
04 / Mocha headlining
A quieter view above.
A soft overhead finish continues the cabin palette, with gentle light and a carefully finished edge.
Before the door opens.
A small mark.
A sense of place.
Our brass ق, to the left.
The Saudi emblem, to the right.
A different perspective
Thoughtful, layer by layer.
Four places. Every centimetre considered.
A view into the proposed cabin: two rows, a clear centre line and useful spaces within a compact body.
Illustrative design studies, not manufacturing drawings. Seating, packaging and final engineering remain subject to development and validation.
Care for the guest. Clarity for the operator.
A welcome worth repeating.
The whole day matters.
So does the next one.
Ready for the next journey.
Charging, daily checks and a service plan developed around the route.
At home at your door.
For hotels, residential districts and the places where a personal welcome begins.
From first light to the last arrival
A city that never stops welcoming.
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See the terrace after sunset.
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Small journeys.
Deep meaning.
The QAF story is expressed through AI-assisted design visualisations. Vehicles, settings, finishes and guest features shown are concepts; final specifications remain subject to development.