NoFilterDXB: UAE car enthusiasts can get an eyeful of 2022 line-ups and much more

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Catch an early glimpse of how the line-up of 2022 models will look and feel like as the #NoFilterDXB – otherwise the Dubai Motor Show – opens for a four-day turn. Make a note, instead of heading for the exhibition halls at Dubai World Trade Centre, the traditional venue, drive down to Dubai Harbour. Image Credit: Bloomberg

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The #NoFilterDXB branding denotes the lifestyle-focussed theme this year’s event will revolve around. And nothing shouts out a lifestyle to aspire for than Range Rover’s latest flagship, with tentative pricing from Dh575,000. Arrival date in the UAE is the second-half of 2022. Image Credit: Supplied

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“It’s an engineer’s duty to make people’s lives better, and that’s exactly what the New Range Rover will do for you,” said Nick Rogers, Executive Director, Product Engineering, Jaguar Land Rover. “In the quest for comfort, we have been obsessed with human science and understanding brain activity to minimise cognitive impact and ensure these advanced technologies work in absolute harmony, creating a truly effortless driving experience.” Image Credit: Supplied

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Lotus’ Emira is heading into a showroom – and straight out – to owners’ porches from the second quarter of next year. “The product opens up to an entire new audience when we launched it in September this year,” said Karl Hamer of Adamas, the dealer. Image Credit: Supplied

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The starting price will be Dh315,000 onwards for the i4 2litre option and Dh415,000 for the First Edition V6. More than 80 units have been pre-sold. Image Credit: Supplied

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The UAE automotive market will welcome 2022 in the best frame of mind since 2015. For one, the speed of the recovery in demand this year has boosted all dealerships, some to an obviously higher degree than others. Image Credit: Bloomberg

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Second, dealerships handled the worst of the pandemic, not least in the way they took care of their inventory levels. So, in many ways, the #NoFilterDXB is aa chance for them to celebrate all that effort that went into withstanding the pandemic. Image Credit: Bloomberg

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The new launches are coming thick and fast, some in limited edition mode as this Ferrari Daytona SP3, unveiled just a few days ago. The limited edition joins the Icona series which debuted in 2018 with the Ferrari Monza SP1 and SP2. Image Credit: Supplied

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Armed with a V12 – “mid-rear-mounted in typical racing car style” - it works up 840 cv and making it the most powerful engine ever built by Ferrari. Image Credit: Supplied

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With days to go for the UAE National Day, BMW timed its latest announcement to German precision. The carmaker will bring out an X7 version marking the ‘UAE 50th Year’. There will only be 50 of these made. The BMW X7 UAE 50th Year Edition is available in two models: the M50i and the xDrive40i. Image Credit: Supplied

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Each vehicle will bear the UAE 50 Years emblem on the exterior and a hand-printed insignia on the interior, done in Arabic. A new shade – ‘Frozen Brilliant White Metallic’ - and M V-spoke wheels will distinguish this model variant from others on the road. There is also a personal touch for the owner – a car fragrance and a bespoke one at that. Image Credit: Supplied

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