We want to share a transparent update on where Levantis is headed and what is actively being developed behind the scenes. While many companies announce finished products, we believe in communicating progress early and honestly so supporters understand the direction and intent before anything reaches production.
This update covers two major efforts currently underway
Development of the Levantis Seraph V14 performance platform
Early stage design of a fully modular vehicle architecture capable of swapping between gas and electric powertrains
The Levantis Seraph V14 Program
The Seraph project represents our long term vision for a flagship performance vehicle. At its core is a naturally aspirated V14 concept focused on smooth power delivery high rotational capability and mechanical character rather than forced induction shortcuts.
Current progress includes
Concept level engine architecture studies
Packaging and dimensional planning
Cooling and airflow modeling
Weight distribution targets
Chassis integration considerations
The V14 is not being rushed. Engines of this scale require careful balance between complexity reliability and manufacturability. The goal is not excess for the sake of numbers but refinement and control at a level rarely seen in modern performance cars.
This program remains in the research and design phase with emphasis on feasibility durability and long term serviceability.
Designing for Reality Not Just Concepts
A recurring issue in modern performance development is designing something that looks impressive but cannot realistically be built serviced or supported. Our approach is the opposite.
Every decision within the Seraph program is evaluated against
Manufacturing practicality
Component accessibility
Service life expectations
Scalability for future variants
If a concept does not survive those filters it does not move forward.
A Modular Vehicle Platform Built Like Legos
Alongside the Seraph program we are working on something equally important and arguably more disruptive. A fully configurable vehicle platform designed to accept multiple powertrains without redesigning the entire car.
The goal is simple in theory but complex in execution
One chassis architecture
Multiple power options
Minimal structural changes
This platform is being designed so the vehicle can be configured as
Gas powered or fully electric
V8 V6 or inline four configurations
Rear wheel drive or all wheel drive layouts depending on application
The intent is to allow major drivetrain changes without cutting welding or reengineering the core vehicle structure.
How Modular Powertrain Swapping Works
The architecture is being developed around standardized mounting points and connection interfaces. Instead of treating the engine bay as a fixed shape it is treated as a configurable volume.
Key focus areas include
Shared mounting geometry
Common cooling paths
Unified electrical architecture
Interchangeable subframes
Centralized control modules
For example a gas engine configuration can be removed and replaced with an electric drive unit and battery system using predefined connection points. Fuel systems and exhaust interfaces are isolated so they can be removed cleanly when not in use.
The result is a platform that behaves more like a system than a single purpose vehicle.
Why This Matters
Most vehicles are locked into one configuration for life. If you choose gas you are committed to gas. If you choose electric the platform cannot evolve.
A modular approach allows
Longer vehicle lifespan
Future proof ownership
Reduced development waste
Multiple models from one architecture
It also allows customers to adapt their vehicle to different use cases or future technology without replacing the entire car.
Current Status and Next Steps
Both the Seraph V14 and modular platform are in early stage engineering and layout development. This includes
Dimensional modeling
Interface definition
Material selection research
Electrical system planning
No production timelines are being announced yet. This work is about building a foundation correctly rather than rushing toward a release.
As development continues we will share updates when meaningful milestones are reached rather than marketing driven announcements.
Closing Thoughts
Levantis is being built with long term thinking at its core. Whether it is a high revving V14 performance flagship or a modular chassis capable of evolving over time the focus remains the same
Engineering honesty
Manufacturing realism
Customer longevity
We appreciate everyone following the journey and we will continue to communicate openly as progress unfolds.