Eterniti Motors, the London-based boutique luxury car manufacturer, unveiled its finalized debut vehicle: the Artemis at the Shanghai Motor Show 2013.  

After showcasing the design concept (named Hemera) at the IAA in Frankfurt in 2011, the Artemis was showcased as a working prototype in Beijing Motor Show 2012.

The Artemis is the world’s first Super-SUV - a term created by Eterniti for a new class of vehicle providing higher levels of luxury, performance, and exclusivity demanded by today’s wealthy car buyers, but which have not been available until now.

The Artemis has a limousine-like rear cabin featuring up to 100mm of additional legroom, twin reclining rear seats with heating and cooling, iPad-ready holders with electronic reveal, and a drinks chiller. This satisfies a specific need, particularly in Asian markets, for a car suitable for being both chauffeured in and driving for pleasure. Unlike a conventional limousine, an SUV can offer excellent handling and driver appeal, and the ride height and ruggedness are suitable for poor road surfaces which can make limousines and conventional high-performance cars completely impractical. The 4.8-liter twin-turbo V8 engine produces over 600bhp (441kW) and 750Nm (553 lb-ft) torque, can accelerate from 0-100kph in 4.5 secs, and can exceed 290 kph. The Artemis is the ultimate crossover.

The car is based on a Porsche Cayanne.