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Gas Motorshow 2025 ignites Durban with ultimate automotive spectacle

Gas Motorshow 2025 ignites Durban with ultimate automotive spectacle

IOL News09-05-2025

Africa's Premier Automotive and Lifestyle Festival — Gas Motorshow 2025 — returns to Suncoast on June 14 and 15.
The warmest place to be - Gas Motorshow 2025, is set to transform Suncoast, Durban into an adrenaline-fuelled paradise on June 14 and 15, 2025.
This premier automotive extravaganza promises to deliver an unparalleled fusion of high-octane entertainment, rare vehicle exhibitions, and lifestyle experiences for enthusiasts and families alike.
Setting the stage on the iconic back drop of Moses Mabida Stadium tourists will be ready to welcome and celebrate Father's Day and Youth Day over this long weekend.
Celebrating its reputation as KZN's ultimate automotive and music festival, Gas Motorshow 2025 will showcase Africa's most extraordinary collection of vehicles alongside world-class entertainment and death-defying stunt performances that will leave spectators breathless.
"Gas Motorshow has evolved into more than just a car show – it's become South Africa's definitive automotive lifestyle experience," said Harry Naidoo, Event Director of Gas Motorshow.
"We're bringing together the most spectacular vehicles, heart-stopping performances, and vibrant entertainment to create an unforgettable weekend for everyone from dedicated petrolheads to families looking for excitement."

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