Supercars were once rare sightings in India — limited to the driveways of Bollywood stars and Instagram flexes. But in 2025, everything is changing. With record-breaking sales, younger luxury buyers, and celebrity unboxings going viral, India is now revving up as Asia’s newest supercar playground.
📰 Trending Supercar News in 2025
🔥 1. Lamborghini Revuelto Sold Out Before Touchdown!
Lamborghini’s first V12 plug-in hybrid, the Revuelto, launched in India this year at ₹8.9 crore and sold out within days.
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1,001 HP
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0–100 kmph in 2.5s
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All carbon-fiber chassis
“India has become Lamborghini’s fastest-growing APAC market,” said Sharad Agarwal, Head of Lamborghini India.
🏁 2. Bugatti Tourbillon: Next-Level Hypercar Coming Soon?
With Bugatti merging EV tech with V16 engineering, rumors suggest limited allocations for India in late 2025. Expected price: ₹40–50 crore.
🚗 3. McLaren Mumbai Opens New Experience Lounge
McLaren’s recent boutique in Mumbai has become a hub for luxury test drives and YouTuber reviews, showcasing the 720S, Artura, and more.
🎥 4. Supercars Go Viral on Instagram & YouTube Shorts
Creators like @powerdrift, @livinglifefast_india, and @garageluxuryindia are racking up millions of views posting cold starts, street revs, and 360-degree cinematic videos of Ferraris, McLarens, and Lambos.
🇮🇳 Why India Is Suddenly Obsessed with Supercars
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Economic growth → more millionaires under 40
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Better road infrastructure in cities like Mumbai, Pune, Bengaluru
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High-end finance options & imported leasing
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Social media = status pressure + lifestyle goals
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Car |
Price (INR) |
0–100 kmph |
Key Feature |
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Lamborghini Revuelto |
₹8.9 Cr |
2.5 sec |
V12 PHEV, 1,001 HP |
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Ferrari SF90 Stradale |
₹7.5 Cr |
2.5 sec |
Plug-in hybrid, AWD |
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McLaren 720S |
₹5.2 Cr |
2.9 sec |
Twin-turbo V8, Track-ready |
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Porsche 911 Turbo S |
₹3.5 Cr |
2.6 sec |
Everyday performance |
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Aston Martin DB12 |
₹4.6 Cr |
3.4 sec |
New-gen British luxury |
🧠 Supercar Buyers in 2025: Who Are They?
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Age group: 28–45
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Cities: Mumbai, Delhi, Hyderabad, Bengaluru
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Professions: Startup founders, crypto investors, real estate developers, influencers
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Popular color: Nardo Grey, Verde Mantis, Rosso Corsa
🔮 The Future: Electric Supercars?
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Ferrari’s first all-electric model is coming in 2026
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Rimac expanding presence in Asia
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India is preparing ultra-fast EV charging zones for premium vehicles
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Tesla Roadster 2.0 buzz growing again
📣 Final Words
India is no longer just importing supercars — it’s embracing them, flaunting them, and building a unique luxury-car culture. From track days to reels, supercars in 2025 are not just machines; they're icons.
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