Forget your preconceived notions about Jeeps. This is not your Wrangler Rubicon. This is the Jeep Dune, and it wants to electrify your urban adventures and maybe even your local block party.

I love a good old-fashioned gas-guzzling off-roader as much as the next gearhead. But there's something undeniably intriguing about this funky little electric contraption that's been dubbed the "Jeep Dune." It's like a rugged, open-air go-kart with a DJ booth.

So, what exactly is this thing? Well, it's not technically a Jeep in the traditional sense. It's the brainchild of car designer Emmanuel Klissarov, a man who's clearly not afraid to push the boundaries of automotive design. Klissarov had his hand in designing various cars we see every day - from Renault to Dacia, to Mercedes. This time he's basically taken the Citroen Ami, a tiny electric city car, and given it a serious off-road makeover.

The result is a vehicle that looks like it's ready to tackle the dunes of the Sahara, but it's actually more at home navigating the urban jungle. It's more of a Jeep Wrangler's quirky, electric cousin who's into spinning vinyl rather than conquering trails.

This little beast is powered by an 8-horsepower motor and a 5.4 kWh battery, which gives it a range of about 46 miles. That might not sound like much, but remember, this is a city car designed for short trips and urban adventures. Just like Fiat Topolino Dolcevita, it'll feel at home navigating snazzy seaside towns, projecting its tough looks onto unsuspecting crowds of sun worshipers.

But the real gem is one of the customizable options - a DJ booth. I kid you not - this thing comes with a built-in DJ booth, complete with turntables and a mixer. So, not only can you cruise in style, but you can also provide the soundtrack for your adventures.

Of course, this being a Jeep-inspired vehicle, there are plenty of rugged touches. The Dune features perforated printed fabric doors, hand-dipped personalization, and even an included cooler. Topolino has a shower, the Dune adds the missing part - cold beers and loud tunes? This will be a music to many ears.

Ok, so how much is this wild creation going to cost? Well, the Citroen Ami, on which the Dune is based, starts at around $10,000. The My Ami Buggy, a similar off-road-inspired model, starts at $13,600. So, it's safe to assume the Dune will fall somewhere in that range. If, of course, it ever makes it off the screen and into real life.

But honestly - this thing is just pure fun. It's a statement piece, a conversation starter, a party on wheels. It's the kind of vehicle that makes you want to throw on your shades, crank up the tunes, and hit the open road (or, more likely, the crowded boulevard).

So, if you're looking for an electric vehicle that's a little bit different, a little bit quirky, and a whole lot of fun, then the Jeep Dune might just be the perfect ride for you. Just be prepared to answer a lot of questions every time you stop. Can someone please make this happen? I mean it. I want one now.