The Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit is set to transform into a hub for motoring enthusiasts, promising a thrilling fusion of speed, innovation and automotive excellence from 30 August to 1 September.
The Festival of Motoring promises an array of highlights that will captivate attendees. Visitors can look forward to innovative displays and interactive exhibits from leading brands such as Abarth, Alfa Romeo, BAIC, Bentley, BYD, Chery, Citroën, Fiat, Ford, Haval, Isuzu, Jaecoo, Jeep, Lamborghini, Mahindra, Omoda, Opel, Porsche, Peugeot, Shelby, Suzuki, Volkswagen and Volvo.
Enjoy an array of family-friendly activities, including simulator competitions, kids' sand art fun, or explore the Merchandise Shop. For outdoor enthusiasts, make sure to visit the second Volkswagen stand in the 4x4 Village to explore and experience Volkswagen’s adventure vehicles in action.
A new addition to the Festival this year is the FoM Experience Centre, where visitors can enjoy adrenaline-pumping hot-lap sessions around the main circuit. Offered at an extra cost, these thrilling rides are provided by BMW Motorsport Club, Simola Hill Climb, Samlin Lamborghini, and RDE Supercars, delivering a truly exhilarating experience. In addition, drifting rides are on offer at the skidpan by XDrift .
The Lamborghini Revuelto will be showcased. Born to break the mold, the Revuelto combines a revolutionary 12-cylinder engine with cutting-edge hybrid technology.
Bentley will be showcasing its full model range. From the luxurious Bentayga to the exhilarating Continental GT, and the elegant Flying Spur, discover the pinnacle of automotive craftsmanship and innovation.
Visitors will delight in a feast of Porsche luxury and performance at the 2024 Festival of Motoring with a variety of the latest models from Zuffenhausen; celebrating historic milestones.
Showcasing the latest Porsche models, visitors can expect to see the new Cayenne GTS, the new Panamera as well as a special celebration for 50 Years of the 911 Turbo.
On-track entertainment includes demonstrations from Formula One-type vehicles and the Sunbet ZX10 SuperBikes Masters Cup Challenge. A unique time attack, "The Shelby Mustang Speed Challenge", will further add to the excitement.
Tickets for this annual event are available at www.howler.co.za, with prices set at R275 per adult and R75 for children aged 4 to 12 years. To enhance the festival experience, a complimentary shuttle service will be provided by SANI Car Rental from the Mall of Africa, and internal shuttles by Volkswagen, Isuzu and Haval to the 4x4 village.
For further information, contact:
• Show Director: Judy Maharaj (judy.maharaj@za.messefrankfurt.com)
• Marketing Manager: Alexander Landman (Alexander.Landman@za.messefrankfurt.com)
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