Speeding Lamborghini Crashes Into Coastal Road Divider In Mumbai (Photo: Instagram)
On Sunday morning, a Lamborghini car crashed into the divider on the Coastal Road in Mumbai. The sports car driver was not hurt in the accident.
It is believedthat it was the wet road that resulted in the accident because the financial capital had earlier experienced rain.
The footage of the accident is now KKK, and calls into question road safety.
Atish Shah, a local in Nepean Sea Road was at the wheels and was heading towards Colaba in South Mumbai. Due to the accident, 52-year-old Mr Shah lost the control of the steering, when, under the impact of the accident, the vehicle went out of control on the road and hit the divider.
In one of the viral videos of the accident, one sees a Huracan Lamborghini accelerating on a rainy road and losing control and hitting the divider. The luxury car rotated two times and stopped as it is shown in the video.
The expensive high-end car, priced at 4-5 crore, was severely damaged on the front side and towed off the road.
The police stationed at Worli have requested the Regional Transport Office (RTO) to investigate the vehicle, whether there was a fault in it, or not, as reported by PTI.
The official has registered a case against Mr Shah under applicable laws of rash driving.
The video of the accident was uploaded on Instagram and X (formerly Twitter) by Gauram Singhania, Chairman and Managing Director of Raymond Ltd with the text “Another day, another Lamborghini mishap.”
Concernedly, Mr Singhania said, “Do these vehicles even possess traction? Catching fire to losing grip, what is happening to Lamborghini?
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