Call of the Desert
With the arrival of winter, Gulf drivers shift from city driving to exploration, changing purchasing specifications and maintenance behavior, while technology poses challenges to traditional driving.
Although the peak of summer has passed and October has arrived, it is not just the temperatures that change; the relationship between the Gulf driver and his car changes as well. The vehicle, which for months had been a closed-off tool for isolation from the outside world, shuttling between home, work, and air-conditioned buildings, suddenly resumes a different role. The air becomes milder, windows are opened, and open roads become more alluring. It is as if the car itself is emerging from its summer isolation to begin a new season. …
Translated by Qiyas from القبس — Original source
