Excellences
Six things every QAF is made of, and why each one is there.
Sand
The lower body of every QAF is a warm sand or stone, the upper body a pale bone. It is the two-tone of the Kingdom's own architecture, a cooler cabin by several degrees, and the working vehicle's name.
Emerald
The colour of Mount Qaf. On the Sand it is a badge; on the Stone a line at the belt; on the Emerald the whole lower body, in satin — and the name.
Brass
The only bright metal on a QAF. The emblem on the tailgate, the centres of the Emerald's wheels, and its sill.
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.
Glass
Infrared-reflective on every model, privacy-tinted to the rear on the guest models, laminated for quiet on the Emerald. Glass does more for the climate of a small cabin than anything else.
Silence
Insulation under the floor and behind the fascia, quieter door closures, and an electric drivetrain that was already silent. The guest should hear the guest.