By Auto Desk,News18,Sahas Mahapatra

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For a few moments, it seemed as though the whole city paused; everyone stopped to witness a spectacle unlike any other. A fleet of more than 50 roaring supercars, all driven by women, rolled through the streets in style. The dazzling lineup, featuring Ferraris, Lamborghinis, Porsches, and McLarens, left onlookers stunned and talking about the rare spectacle for days.
This grand celebration marked the fifth edition of India’s first women-only supercar club, where power, passion, and performance converged with confidence and elegance.
A Glimpse Into The Viral Video
A video from the event captured the breathtaking scale of the gathering. It opened with a gleaming yellow McLaren cruising out of the venue, followed by a sweeping aerial shot of dozens of luxury cars lined up outside. The clip then showed members of the Queen’s Drive Club posing proudly for a group photo, exuding both glamour and grit.
The spotlight then shifted to Ritika Jatin Ahuja, founder of the club and COO of Big Boy Toyz, who posed next to her McLaren 720S in Atlantic Blue. The energy of the celebration was infectious, and the highlight this time was clear; while women were behind the wheels, men were on the sidelines, cheering and clicking pictures.
The video, shared on September 8, has already crossed 7 lakh views. The caption read: “WhipMantra was at @queensdriveclub 5th Edition, an experience nothing short of extraordinary. Grateful to have witnessed India’s first and only women supercar club.”
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What People Are Saying
The event sparked plenty of reactions online.
A user wrote, “Watching this makes me super happy.”
Another shared, “I’ll be part of this club one day.”
Some praised the initiative with comments like, “Queens are beautiful with brains and now daring.”
Others highlighted the exclusivity, with one remarking, “Most can’t even dream of affording these cars-credit to these women for making it happen.”
Beyond The Glamour
But the club is not just about expensive cars or luxury drives.
Founded in 2020, Queen’s Drive Club now has over 60 members and uses its platform to inspire women to lead and drive change. The fifth edition included a special partnership with NGO Shanti Sahyog, led by Gandhian scholar Suman Khanna Aggarwal.
Together, they announced a pledge to train underprivileged women in commercial driving, helping them gain employment and financial independence.
As quoted by bwautoworld, Ritika explained, “Queens Drive Club has never been just about luxury cars; it is about confidence, freedom and making choices.”
The collaboration with Shanti Sahyog reinforced that message by extending the spirit of empowerment beyond the club to women who need it most.
Changing The Narrative
From its humble beginnings in 2020 to celebrating its fifth anniversary in 2025, Queen’s Drive Club has come a long way. It has grown into a movement that not only redefines luxury but also challenges long-held stereotypes in the automotive world.
By putting women firmly in the driver’s seat, both literally and figuratively, the club continues to prove that speed, power, and ambition have no gender.