Lamborghini Wraps Up Fifth Esperienza Giro India With New Dual-Route Format

Lamborghini has concluded the 2025 edition of its Esperienza Giro India, with the fifth iteration of the brand's lifestyle driving programme held simultaneously across two routes in the North and South of the country. The latest edition brought together more than 80 Lamborghini customers and over 40 cars, covering more than 1,500 km over three days.

Dual Route Format

Exclusively open to Lamborghini owners, Esperienza Giro India 2025 was structured as two independently curated drives, one led by the brand's Delhi-Mumbai dealer teams and the other by the Bengaluru dealer. The dual-route format was introduced to allow customers to join closer to home, while driving on lesser-travelled roads and through regions not typically covered on conventional road trips.

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Northern Route Highlights

The northern leg took participants through the Aravalli region and parts of Haryana, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh. The convoy passed Haryana's changing countryside and Rajasthan's desert-scrub terrain before heading to Fort Barwara, a restored 14th-century fort, and then onwards through Uttar Pradesh to the Taj Mahal. The route combined highway stretches with regional roads and stops at cultural landmarks.

Northern Route Details

In the South, the drive started from Bengaluru and headed towards the hills of Coorg before continuing to Mysuru. The itinerary included city boulevards, winding highways and sections through coffee-growing regions, followed by visits to Mysore Palace and other heritage points in and around the city. Participants were hosted in Mysuru by the Maharaja, with the programme combining driving with curated cultural and hospitality experiences.

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Owner Community

Lamborghini says the 2025 Giro reflects the growing scale of its customer events in India and the expansion of its owner community. The company is approaching a parc of 800 cars in the country, with an increasing share of first-time supercar buyers and younger customers.

Francesco Scardaoni, Region Director of Automobili Lamborghini Asia Pacific, said Esperienza Giro India allows owners to drive their own cars alongside other customers and build connections within the community. Nidhi Kaistha, Head of Lamborghini India, added that India remains one of the brand's more dynamic markets, and that its new fully hybrid model range, along with programmes such as the Giro, is intended to further strengthen customer engagement.