Sweet ride: Jason Momoa was spotted while taking one of his vintage cars for a ride in Los Angeles on Thursday afternoon

Momoa later donned a black t-shirt before speeding off into the streets with his friends.

The performer previously showed off his sculpted chest during an appearance on Wednesday’s episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live!

During his time on the program, the actor stripped down to a traditional Hawaiian loincloth, also known as a malo.

He went on to speak about working on the upcoming show Chief of War, which he created, and expressed that he was preparing for his role in the program by wearing the item of clothing.

Showing off: The actor, who is well known for showing off his impressive physique, also remained shirtless for a part of his outing

Not the first time: The performer previously showed off his sculpted chest during an appearance on Wednesday’s episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live!

Momoa stated: ‘That’s what I wear every day. I was just getting ready for the role, and I like to get into character. And so I was tanning my white a**.’

Development on Chief of War was initially revealed to the public this past April.

According to Deadline, the series will center on ‘the epic and unprecedented telling of the unification and colonization of Hawaii from an indigenous point of view.’

When the news about the series was revealed to the public, it was also reported that Momoa would write and executive produce the series, in addition to serving as its star and co-creator.

Working hard: Development on Chief of War was initially revealed to the public this past April

It was later reported that Temuera Morrison, best known for his role in The Book of Boba Fett, had joined the cast.

The performer is currently set to portray King Kahekili, who previously ruled over Maui.

Physical production on the upcoming series commenced last month at various locations in New Zealand.

Chief of War will premiere on the Apple TV+ streaming service at an unspecified date in the future.

Not ready yet: Chief of War will premiere on the Apple TV+ streaming service at an unspecified date in the future