Inside Luka Doncic’s ‘apocalypse-proof’ Jeep which can blow steam out of its front and jump 0 to 60mph in 3.7 seconds

NBA star Luka Doncic turned heads at a game Wednesday when he arrived at American Airlines Center in a $200,000, six-wheeled Jeep.

And like most SUVs worth six figures, there’s more to this Slovenian guard’s new ride than meets the eye.

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Doncic’s new Jeep Gladiator, named HellFire, is heavily modified by Florida-based car outfitter Apocalypse.

The SUV’s name is fitting, given its immense power and a front end that’s customized to snort out steam from two nozzles positioned in the grille like a dragon's snout.

Apocalypse spoke to the U.S. Sun and confirmed that Doncic’s model is the only HellFire with the smoke feature.

Powering the HellFire is a 500 horsepower 6.2-liter V8, or a supercharged Dodge Hemi Hellcat engine that launches the truck from zero to 60mph in 3.7 seconds.

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In comparison, a non-modified Jeep Gladiator takes 8.1 seconds to travel from zero to 60mph.

The 6x6 portion of this Apocalypse model’s name is a significant draw for motorists far and wide.

The HellFire’s 6x6 design is a six-wheel configuration that doubles the original Gladiator's towing capacity from 6,000 pounds to 12,000, according to the manufacturer.

This 6x6 layout also doubles the SUV’s load capacity from a standard 4x4 vehicle and provides more traction during off-road driving.

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HellFire’s menacing looks are primarily characterized by its thick full steel face bumper, high-output color-changing LED headlights, and full steel armor door.

But this modified Jeep balances its rugged exterior with luxurious interior amenities.

Hand-stitched leather adorns this SUV’s cabin, while removable doors provide an open-air driving experience on demand.

One may view a vehicle like the HellFire as impracticable, but Apocalypse’s high-end model can also function as a daily driver.

Apocalypse said: “The [HellFire’s] unbreakable middle axle, has been perfected to eliminate wheel hop or bumpiness therefore creating a luxury travel experience for the driver and passengers.”

Carscoops said the Hellfire “is just about the craziest road-legal vehicle that money can buy” — explaining why it featured on Jay Leno’s Garage in 2021.

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