Roaring Engines and Rubber Thrill Mark The Auto Show Weekend
The NCBA Auto Show in Kololo Independence Grounds featured three days of automotive exhibitions, including drift demonstrations and displays of luxury and vintage vehicles. The event also served as a platform for promoting responsible road use and drinking habits.
Why it matters
It highlights the intersection of automotive culture, public safety advocacy, and community engagement in regional events.
Kololo Independence Grounds came alive over the weekend as thousands of motorsport enthusiasts, families and adventure seekers flocked to the NCBA Auto Show for three days of speed, precision driving and automotive innovation.
The annual motoring festival transformed the grounds into a spectacle of roaring engines and screeching tyres as professional drivers thrilled crowds with daring drift exhibitions, gymkhana demonstrations and gravity-defying driving stunts. Every burst of acceleration and perfectly executed slide drew cheers from spectators, creating an electric atmosphere that lasted throughout the weekend.
For three days, revellers and car enthusiasts got a feel of different machines, which some people called toys and got a chance to sit in them and take pictures for their social media platforms. Some just wanted to touch the machines, while there were many really curious about the cars and thus had more than excitement.
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