Mumbai: Lamborghini Goes Up In Flames Near Coastal Road, Industrialist Gautam Singhania Raises Concerns | WATCH

A Lamborghini car caught fire on Mumbai's Coastal Road near the Breach Candy signal on Wednesday night. The Mumbai Fire Brigade received the information at 10:20 pm, and the fire was brought under control by 10:59 pm. However, no injuries or casualties took place in the incident. The cause of the fire remains unknown. 

A video showing a Lamborghini engulfed in flames was shared by Gautam Singhania, the industrialist and chairman of the Raymond Group, on his Instagram and X accounts. 

Spotted by me: A Lamborghini engulfed in flames on Coastal Road, Mumbai. Incidents like this raise serious concerns about the reliability and safety standards of Lamborghini. For the price and reputation, one expects uncompromising quality—not potential hazards.@MumbaiPolice… pic.twitter.com/lIC7mYtoCB

— Gautam Singhania (@SinghaniaGautam) December 25, 2024

Taking to X, formerly Twitter, Singhania wrote, “Spotted by me: A Lamborghini engulfed in flames on Coastal Road, Mumbai. Incidents like this raise serious questions about the reliability and safety standards of Lamborghini. For the price and reputation one expects uncompromising quality- not potential hazards."

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The chairman of Raymond Group also urged people to reconsider buying a Lamborghini, citing the "arrogance" of the brand's Indian dealer. Several videos went viral showing the luxury car going up in flames.

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This is the second time when the industrialist raised concerns about Lamborghini. Earlier in October 2024, Gautam Singhania claimed that Lamborghini’s latest V12 flagship, the Revuelto, was susceptible to electrical issues. Singhania shared his experience while test-driving the model, which reportedly broke down on Mumbai’s Atal Setu bridge.

In another incident that took place in Gujarat’s Surat, a 42-year-old man, Deepak Patel, was burned to death after his car caught fire while he was driving. The accident took place on Udhna Magdalla Road. 

Despite the swift arrival of fire engines, the rescue operation was hindered by an explosion in the vehicle, preventing the firefighters from reaching Patel in time. The car was engulfed in flames, with fire crews working to extinguish the fire at the scene.