Netizen accuses actor Ranveer Singh of driving luxury car with expired registration, turns out to be a FALSE blame

Ranveer Singh is known for his collection of exotic cars with multiple uber-famous cars like Lamborghini Urus, Aston Martin Rapide S, and many more. Recently, the actor was spotted driving his blue Aston Martin Rapide S at the Mumbai Airport, which is a bright star of his collection. After the spottings, the photo video of him driving his exotic car went viral. One netizens on social media accused the actor of driving a car with an expired license plate. Furthermore, the user also tagged the police in his post, mentioning the same.

Sharing the post on social media, the Twitter user wrote, "Mumbai Police, Please take strict action on Ranveer Singh. Insurance Failed car he drove yesterday!!"  Based on the post shared by the social media user Ranveer Singh's license plate expired on June 28, 2020. Mumbai Police responded to the user's tweet and said that they have informed the traffic police of the update. However, after a fact check it turns out that the licence plate of his vehicle was not expired and the claim made on it is fake.

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The vehicle in question is reportedly worth over Rs 3.9 crore and has been modified by the actor as per his needs. The car has blue in colour and is known to be one of the actor's favorite cars in his collection.

@MumbaiPolice Please take strick action on @RanveerOfficial. Insurance Failed car he drove yesterday!!#RanveerSingh pic.twitter.com/wzhSCqWzGU — Gupta Anna (@annabhai2019) October 15, 2022

Earlier, in an interview, Ranveer Singh revealed that the car was also one of the fast cars he drove with paddle shifters and is one of his top favorites. The car is powered by a 6.0-litre V12 engine that gives a peak power output of 552 bhp and 620 Nm of peak torque. The engine works with an 8-speed automatic transmission and gives the car a top speed of 327 kmph.