Behind the Scenes- The REAL W Motors home of the Lykan Hypersport #5 of 5

Casey Putsch traveled to Dubai, UAE to visit W Motors and test drive the Fenyr Supersport and the Lykan Hypersport. Casey does a full video with Ralph Debbas, the CEO of W Motors and tours all the major facilities while the Ghiath Dubai police vehicles are being finished. Casey and Ralph also tour the new factory and HQ of W Motors that is currently under construction in this 5th video of a 5 part series on W Motors.

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[TonyJunior]

People questioned W Motors for their credibility, and after this series, I think things look even worse for them now. Ralph wants us to believe that their Ghiath patrol vehicle is built "completely" in the UAE as he mentions at 17:48. In part 4 of 5 from this series he also goes as far as to say "first car ever built in the UAE, ever from scratch". Well, thank you Casey for not playing along and pointing out at 18:42 that this is based on an existing platform. I guess Ralph wasn't expecting you to spill the beans on this one. And then at 19:42 he changes his words to "200 to 300 parts are built from scratch". Well God damn it, which one is it, Ralph? Pick one for crying out loud. Did you build the entire car or just 200 to 300 parts of it? Now, I'm not saying there's anything wrong with using an existing platform, but something is seriously wrong when they claim that the car is built completely by them, when obviously it's a Nissan Patrol with a body kit, fitted with high-tech gadgets and some police equipment. I hope Ralph and his team are aware that it's a night and day difference between building or modifying on top of an existing platform, and building something "from scratch".

I'm becoming more and more interested in W Motors after seeing these 5 videos!
Also, thanks for uploading this awesome video on my birthday! 30+ minutes well spent! 🥳

[stevencote]

So great and humbled that we get to see and experience the take off of a new kind of Automotive/Technology company. Definitely keeping an eye on these guys for the future. Thank you Casey and Ralph for for inviting us to UAE

[ChrisAnderson-npcy]

As a Police Officer in the states I am amazed at the 360 camera on the roof, it paints such a better picture of a scenario then a shaky, poorly placed body camera that frequently falls off and the connectivity, interoperability and forward thinking about linking their data systems is something we still struggle with in the states, even with simple radio communications among different agencies covering the same area. Fascinating video Casey, keep up the good work.

[michaelwise]

I would love to see more things like this. Intelligent, focused, car design, and business. You are a great spokes person for all of these things.

[NapiLP]

just like expected. the lykan wasnt on the dyno, hasnt shown us any laptimes or other metric to actually confirm its status as a "supercar" and not just a reshelled porsche for 10x the price but what we did see was its heatshielding being defective when actually driven... you should really delete every mention of donut media you made in the last few months because you did not only fail to prove them wrong but actually prove them right by doing everything you could except the thing you promised to do. shame.

[hilanddoug]

Nice wrap up to the series. That police vehicle is quite an attractive machine- would love to see a civilian version! Hope you're feeling better soon!

[ToledoCars]

The more I see of W Motors the more I like. Looks like they are really doing some awesome things.

[marcuscoquer]

That police car is impressive.
Love the rear suicide doors. Great idea, easier to defend one opening with a shield each way

[jasonharris]

Interesting to see how people overcome supply chain issues by printing their own parts. They could then use that to make molds and produce carbon fiber panels.

[AxelWonkardan]

It is starting to look like i have to go to UAE this year. Thank you Casey for doing these videos and sharing with us.

[marcuscoquer]

Hoping you can do update visits for us Casey. Cool people, interesting company.

[ianlake]

Does anyone know if the tailights on the ghiath are from a Durango I think it's cool but are they original to w motors?

[lucasblanchard]

Wow those police vehicles are insanely cool! I’d love to see a demo of the drones taking off and returning to land in a moving vehicle! This series was so great! You’re so blessed to get to participate in all of these awesome automotive events, from racing to engineering and production. You are a rockstar, Casey! Much love from Texas!

[nashidaperv]

Casey im gonna be upfront, it seems donut has been proven right as far as the lykan and fenyr specs goes as i was expecting to see some tests with the fenyr super sport maybe even the lykan. However where this series does prove donut wrong is the miss characterization of w motors and its ceo.

[kirkbrunmeier]

Casey, you are being an unbelievably awesome ambassador for W Motors! Not to mention the every man type of person that I admire, respect, and enjoy watching. I truly pray that some day this side of heaven I get to shake your hand and say"well done". Not only for this, but the whole Genius Garage and speaking your mind way of life as well! Know that you invite God's blessings for your life. Amen.

[beachboardfan]

We already have supercar blondie for this

[Berlinetta]

Definitely not the first car factory or manufacturing in the Middle East. Memory serves me right Iran has had automotive manufacturing since the '60s or the '70s.

[ryangravley]

Very interesting. Man, there are some smart people in this world.

[Johnwalter]

Like i'm watching How it's Made, but it's W Motors!