People across India are immersed in Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations and British supercar maker, Lanzante has surprised everyone by launching its first hypercar featuring Lord Ganesha inspired logo. Ever since pictures of the car were shared online, netizens have not been able to keep calm. The logo which features the image of Lord Ganesha, revered in Hinduism as the god of wisdom, prosperity, and new beginnings has attracted everyone. The makers have been widely praised for their thoughtful choice of design.
The idea of using Lord Ganesha as a symbol for Lanzante can be traced back to George Harrison of the Beatles band. He was deeply influenced by Indian spirituality and considered Lord Ganesha, as a bringer of good fortune and a remover of obstacles.
Note: The company has not officially reacted on the idea behind the logo.
About The Car
Lanzante, known for restoring and converting iconic race cars, unveiled their first-ever hypercar under own badge, the 95-59. The name pays tribute to the company’s famous 1995 Le Mans victory with the McLaren F1 GTR.
As a three-seater, with the driver at the centre of the action, 95-59 reflects Lanzante’s 30 years of experience and expertise. According to the company, 95-59 is being engineered to deliver the most immersive and engaging experience for the driver and two passengers. It is capable of carrying luggage and offers an extended cruising range, ensuring usability and versatility beyond the track. The Lanzante 95-59 car has been designed by automotive designer, Paul Howse.
Netizens React To The Viral Logo
Here’s How Netizens Reacted On The Car Featuring Ganesha Inspired Logo:
“British supercar maker Lanzante just dropped their first-ever badge-design hypercar, the 95-59, complete with a Lord Ganesha-inspired crest. Sleek, powerful and spiritually symbolic,” stated a user.
“Lazante, a British car company adopts “Shri Ganesh” as logo. Post dollar world started, bharatiya symbols will get more mileage,” commented another
“A supercar brand just did the unthinkable… #Lanzante has chosen Bhagwan Ganesh as its logo.,” wrote another user.
“Ganpati Bappa Mourya,” added one user,
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