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Lamborghini Aventador not seized, Chinese national given summons for driving without licence - KL RTD

The department said that the driver was only issued a summons during an integrated special operation in conjunction with Aidilfitri

Updated 1 year ago · Published on 09 Apr 2025 3:14PM

Lamborghini Aventador not seized, Chinese national given summons for driving without licence - KL RTD
KL JPJ only issued a summons to the driver and allowed a passenger with a licence to take the vehicle home. - April 9, 2025

THE Kuala Lumpur Road Transport Department (JPJ) has clarified that the Lamborghini Aventador driven by a Chinese national without a licence was not seized, as previously reported.

The department said that the driver was only issued a summons during an integrated special operation in conjunction with Aidilfitri in Jalan Bangsar yesterday, reported Bernama.

“KL JPJ only issued a summons to the driver and allowed a passenger with a licence to take the vehicle home. We apologise for any confusion caused,” it said.

Earlier, media reports quoted KL JPJ director Hamidi Adam, as saying that the luxury car driven by the 28-year-old content creator was among 27 vehicles seized during the operation. - April 9, 2025

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