Produced on high-quality printed stock, the expansive magazine showcases the world of Aston Martin, diving into inspirational stories and stunning imagery. 

The first edition of the newly refreshed luxury lifestyle magazine is dubbed V53 and will include the likes of Fernando Alonso, the Aston Martin Valkyrie, and other prominent memorabilia that Aston Martin fans are sure to appreciate.

One story that will definitely be a thriller to read is a story on the famous Furka Pass in Switzerland, tackled by the critically acclaimed Aston Martin DBX707.

The magazine also charts the incredible four-week journey home made by Entrepreneur JP Thor, who bravely piloted his Airbus ACH130 Aston Martin Edition helicopter from the U.K. all the way to Australia.

Famous photographer Gavin Bond’s latest stellar photography exhibition in London is another feature in the magazine, while the lifestyle sections explore unorthodox topics like the rising popularity of jade and vintage books collections.

Subsequent editions of the lifestyle magazine will be published three times per year and will be produced in both English and Mandarin languages. The first edition is available now, with the next prints due in July and November.

Those that wish to subscribe to the magazine may do so via its official website here.

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The first-ever International MotorXpo Hong Kong (IMXHK) which happened in 2021 was an overwhelming success, attracting over 160,000 visitors, 160 different exhibitors, and amassed 60 brands and more than 150 vehicles.

Continuing its success, IMXHK 2022 was an even bigger endeavour, promoting automotive culture, education, and electronic sports car racing. Held from 8 – 11 December,  exhibition-goers were treated to a weekend of automotive fanfare held at AsiaWorld Expo and AXA Wonderland in the West Kowloon Cultural District.

IMXHK campaigned its “Mobility +” theme this year, showcasing the latest automotive technology, art, and collector cars, in addition to a number of automotive-related performances and competitions.

These include an electric car-themed exhibition, a car culture festival area featuring a whole host of rare JDM gems and collector cars, and an exclusive VIP Avenue showcasing stunning car art, design, supercars and other mobility technologies.

Some special events were also hosted during the festivities, including the Dream Car 2050 Children Art Gallery which raised funds for charity, a fun-filled CARnival with car-themed gaming, animation and model car displays, plus the first MISS IMX Contest.

In addition to the expansive indoor exhibition space, this instalment of IMXHK throws in another bonus, which is the introduction of an outdoor bazaar and vehicle show this year. This action-packed, tyre-smoking show features classic JDM drifting and motorbike stunt performances.

Essentially, it’s a stage for local motorsport athletes to flaunt their talented skills.

No matter what is your poison: be it retro JDM classics, new billionaire club exotics, racing legends or even sensible EVs, there’s something for everyone, cumulating in this Smörgåsbord of automotive passion.

I was most likely the only foreign media correspondent there in attendance, but overall I had a blast, and it was a festival weekend packed to the brim with activities.

Furthermore, it enables local automotive enthusiasts to come together and share their passion for roaring engines and loud exhausts (or silence if you fall under the EV band camp). If you get the chance to attend IMXHK in the future, I highly suggest you do. 

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