Watch: Akash Ambani spotted in his bulletproof Range Rover after..., viral video
One of the richest men in the world, Mukesh Ambani and his family are always in the limelight and make headlines for their philanthropic works or their style. The Ambani family's love for cars is not hidden, and their car collection always astonishes people. Antilia has an entire floor dedicated to luxury cars. But it's very rare to see any Ambani drive their own car; generally, the family members are seen sitting in the passenger seat, enjoying the comfort. Like father, like son, Akash Ambani loves luxury cars and doesn't hesitate to try his hands on them. Recently, he was seen behind the steering wheel, driving his new bulletproof Range Rover. His mother, Nita Ambani, was also spotted sitting in the front seat beside her elder son. Both the mother-son duo were seen leaving the cricket stadium after the IPL match of their team.
The video of the mother-son duo leaving a stadium in Mumbai after their team's match was shared on Instagram by Voompla. In the clip, Akash and his mother, Nita Ambani were seen sitting in their luxury white Range Rover and leaving the stadium with their Z+ security. Their convoy consisted of several layers of armed security along with police personnel.
The video also shows Nita Ambani's silver bulletproof BMW 7-Series, which can be seen parked on the side at the stadium. The white Range Rover with the VIP registration number '1' then made its entrance. For those who are unaware, the white Range Rover Vogue is Akash Ambani's latest ride. The vehicle is fully bulletproof. Watch The Video Here View this post on Instagram
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In the viral clip, Akash can be seen sitting on the driver's side opening the door, following which Nita Ambani sat in the front seat beside her son, ditching her bulletproof BMW 7-Series.
Following a security detail including several luxury SUVs and MPVs, such as Range Rovers, Land Rover Discovery 4s, MG Glosters, Mercedes-Benz V-Class, Toyota Fortuners equipped with jammers, and Mercedes-Benz GL-Class SUVs, both individuals departed the stadium.
This is not the first time that Akash Ambani has been seen driving one of his cars. Last year, he was seen driving his ₹10 crore Ferrari Purosangue luxury SUV. This particular SUV is finished in the popular shade of Rosso Corsa, which we all know as 'The Ferrari Red.'
Notably, this is not the first time Mukesh Ambani's elder son, Akash Ambani was seen driving one of his cars. In 2024, he was spotted trying his hand on the Ferrari Purosangue luxury SUV, a Rosso Corsa (Ferrari red) model valued at approx Rs 10 crore.
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