When you think of luxury cars — sleek Lamborghinis, classic Rolls- Royces, or high- performance Ferraris—you might imagine a billionaire businessman, a celebrity, or a tech mogul behind the wheel. But there’s a shift taking place, as more and more women are investing in high-end cars, not just as status symbols but as strategic investments, passion projects, and declarations of self-made success. Luxury cars are no longer just a “man's world,” and women are proving that their place isn’t just in the passenger seat—it’s in the driver’s seat, with the pedal to the floor.
ADRENALINE RUSH For a long time, the idea of a woman owning a high-end car was met with scepticism. Some assumed it was a gift from a wealthy husband or a showpiece rather than a well- thoughtout investment. But that outdated stereotype is shifting fast.
Women across industries— finance, entertainment, entrepreneurship, and even motorsports—are making luxury car purchases on their own terms. Take businesswomen like Kylie Jenner, who owns an impressive fleet of luxury cars, or Indian actress Priyanka Chopra, who cruises around in a Rolls-Royce Ghost. Namita Thapar, Executive director of Emcure Pharmaceuticals, who is also a renowned entrepreneur, angel investor, owns a fleet of luxury cars, including an Audi Q7, BMW X7, and Mercedes-Benz GLE to name a few.
Famous Malayalam actor-singer-producer Mamta Mohandas is known for her passion for high-end cars. She shared photos of her new BMW Z4 M4.
