Hype Luxury, a premier provider of luxury transportation services, has announced the addition of over 500 new top-of-the-line super luxury vehicles worth AED24 milllion ($6.54 million) to its fleet in Dubai.
The fleet comprises an exquisite collection of super luxury cars, sports cars, and High Security VIP vehicles. Hype Luxury will now have over 1,000 luxury cars in its UAE fleet with a total of over 14,500 luxury cars in Asia.
In response to the growing demand for unparalleled luxury experiences, Hype Luxury has meticulously curated a selection of the most prestigious and sought-after automobiles available on the market, it said.
From iconic supercars to opulent VIP sedans, the new additions cater to the discerning tastes of clients seeking nothing but the best.
Redefining luxury travel
Raaghav Belavadi, CEO of Hype Luxury, said: "Our mission at Hype Luxury has always been to redefine luxury travel and provide our clients with unforgettable experiences. With the introduction of over 500 new vehicles to our fleet in Dubai, we are excited to offer our clientele an even greater range of options, ensuring that every journey is nothing short of extraordinary."
Among the highlights of the new fleet are an array of exclusive super luxury cars, including models from renowned manufacturers such as Rolls-Royce, Cadillac, Bentley, and Lamborghini. For those with a passion for speed and performance, Hype Luxury offers an impressive selection of sports cars, featuring iconic brands like Ferrari, Porsche, and McLaren.
Additionally, the VIP collection includes luxury sedans and SUVs from leading brands such as Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Cadillac, GMC and Range Rover, providing unmatched comfort and prestige.
Headquartered in Bengaluru and founded by sibling entrepreneurs Raghav Belavadi and Vijaya Belavadi in 2017, it has expanded to 23 cities in India including Bangalore, Chennai, Delhi NCR, Goa, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Mumbai and others. It is present in seven other countries and territories including Dubai, the UK, Alaska, Bahamas, Costa Rica, Maldives, New Zealand and French Riviera.--TradeArabia News Service
