Roaring Engines, Thrilling Stunts Define NCBA Auto Show Weekend

What the report says

Nile Post reported that thousands of motorsport fans, families and adventure seekers attended the three-day NCBA Auto Show at Kololo Independence Grounds over the weekend. The annual motoring festival featured professional driving displays, including drifting, gymkhana demonstrations and precision stunts, drawing crowds to a programme built around speed, entertainment and automotive showcases.

According to the report, the exhibition area included luxury vehicles, off-road machines and vintage cars, with visitors inspecting models and taking photos. Motor dealers, automotive technology companies, insurers and financial institutions also used the event to present new vehicle models, technologies and financing options to potential customers.

The article highlighted the Tusker Lite Pitstop Lounge as one of the busy attractions, describing it as a relaxation and discussion space that also promoted responsible road use. Tusker Lite Brand Manager Sandra Againe said the brand’s partnership with the show was intended to create memorable experiences while reinforcing the message that motorists should not drink and drive.

Nile Post said the closing day also included a football screening, with fans gathering around large screens for a FIFA World Cup final between Spain and Argentina. Organisers described the event as further evidence of motorsport’s rising appeal in Uganda and as a platform for automotive brands to interact directly with consumers.