Lamborghini’s sales triumph was underpinned by its trio of iconic models. Leading the charge was the Urus, the brand’s luxury SUV, which accounted for over half of total deliveries.

The Huracán followed closely, captivating hearts with its adrenaline-fuelled performance and distinct style. Then came the Revuelto, the brand’s first super sports V12 hybrid plug-in.

The success of the Revuelto is emblematic of Lamborghini’s commitment to its “Direzione Cor Tauri” strategy; a roadmap to electrification that boldly integrates sustainability without compromising the pulse-pounding driving experience.

Lamborghini’s triumphs weren’t confined to European roads. The brand saw substantial growth across North America, Asia-Pacific, and its home continent, with new customer bases embracing the emblematic bull.

The addition of exclusive experiential programs, like the Lamborghini Esperienza and Ad Personam workshops, played a crucial role in deepening connections with loyal enthusiasts and first-time Lamborghini owners alike.

The bespoke Ad Personam programme continues to redefine personalisation, allowing clients to bring their automotive dreams to life through limitless customisation. Each Lamborghini becomes a personal statement of artistry, delivering unparalleled exclusivity.

As 2025 looms, Lamborghini’s unyielding focus on electrification will see it transition fully into hybrid powertrains by the end of the decade. This will include the brand’s first fully-electric model, slated to make an appearance sometime in 2028.

The automotive world awaits eagerly, knowing that whatever they engineer, it will be as bold and unrelenting as its raging bull emblem.

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Harley-Davidson has been building iconic motorcycles since 1903. To celebrate its 120th anniversary, a four-day event called Harley-Davidson Homecoming Festival saw moto enthusiasts worldwide descend in record numbers upon venues across the Milwaukee area.

Over at Veterans Park on the Milwaukee Lakefront, headline performances by Green Day and Foo Fighters on 14 and 15 July respectively drew more than 80,000 moto and music enthusiasts to the area.

Other notable performances included those by Abby Jean, Kenny Hoopla, Whost Hounds, White Reaper and Joan Jett over the two days.

Additionally, Nitro Circus was on hand to provide an action-packed freestyle motocross show. Ives Brothers Wall of Death & Ball Of Steel put on exhilarating stunts and enthralled the audiences in attendance.

What’s a Harley-Davidson Homecoming Festival without obligatory burgers? Matty Matheson hosted a Burger Build Off where he created the ultimate show-stopping burger in a head-to-head cookoff.

Of course, the main draw for moto enthusiasts would be Harley-Davidson motorcycles, and it was at the H-D’s Museum grounds where 73,000 bikes gathered and parked neatly for all to see and appreciate.

This brought in 130,000 attendees who also got to enjoy food trucks, Flat Out Friday Boonie Bike races, motorcycle displays, demo rides with LiveWire and Stacyc electric bikes, the Division BMX Stunt Show and evening musical entertainment.

The event concluded with the Harley-Davidson 120th Anniversary Parade, winding through Wisconsin Avenue to the heart of downtown Milwaukee and ending at Veterans Park. 7,000 motorcycles participated in this parade. Actually, even before that, there were six exciting Ride In Routes plotted to bring H-D riders from the furthest reaches of North America to Milwaukee.

This allowed riders to join at any point and ride at their own pace while getting to know other H-D riders and conduct bike maintenance at Harley-Davidson dealerships along the way.

Next year’s event has been announced for 25-28 July, so start planning now if you want to partake in Harley-Davidson’s festivities. ‘MURICA!

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On 30th October, Cycle and Carriage Kia officially set a new national record for Singapore’s Longest Test Drive Relay. The challenge was covered by the all-new Niro Hybrid, and it achieved a distance of approximately 970.3 km on a single tank of fuel. This is the equivalent of travelling between Changi Airport and Tuas 17 times!

18 participants accomplished this task over a period of 21 hours and 32 minutes, cementing Cycle and Carriage Kia in the Singapore Book of Records for the Longest Test Drive Relay ever recorded.

What’s more amazing is that this challenge was done over the weekend, when more congestion is usually expected. Despite intermittent road and traffic conditions, as well as varying driving styles, the Niro Hybrid was still able to clock a peak fuel efficiency of more than 24km/litre.

Participants also had the opportunity to experience the Niro’s Kia Connect Lite feature during their drives, which through remote control and monitoring, assisted in facilitating a smooth drive throughout the event. 

With so many external factors in play, setting up a challenge attempt like this was not an easy feat. “The team went through many considerations in planning for The Longest Test Drive Relay. We factored in different road situations, traffic conditions and driving styles to put the Niro Hybrid’s fuel consumption to the real-life test.

Other challenges include strategising detailed contingency plans, which were put in place for any possibilities of accidents or no-shows of participants for the relay which may potentially cut short and disrupt the record-setting experience. Thankfully we had the support of all participants, and the Niro Hybrid has risen to our expectations in achieving superior performance in fuel efficiency.” said Ho Wing Sum, Assistant Marketing Manager, Kia.

Interested in exploring more about the Kia Niro Hybrid? Head on down to Cycle & Carriage’s Kia Showroom today or visit their website for more information.

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