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A motoring event in Dubai stunned viewers after a gold Suzuki Hayabusa, encrusted with Swarovski diamonds and powered by a 400bhp engine, stole the show.
The Rs 1.67 crore gold-plated Hayabusa has left everyone awestruck. (Image source: Instagram)
For motorcycle enthusiasts, the Suzuki Hayabusa is not just a motorcycle; It’s an emotion. Known for its speed, style and sheer power, it is the dream machine of riders around the world. But imagine taking that dream and turning it into gold, literally.
And that’s exactly what caught everyone’s attention recently at a car event in Dubai. A video showing a golden Hayabusa has left motorcyclists and luxury enthusiasts speechless. The clip, featuring auto influencer Tharish Kumar, is now a hot topic.
The golden Hayabusa that attracts attention in Dubai
The video begins with Tharish Kumar seeing the sparkling bike for the first time. He is surprised and asks: Oh, what is this? A nearby employee smiles and replies, “This is a Hayabusa, made entirely of gold.”
Kumar, still in disbelief, asks about the price, and the answer is astonishing. “7,00,000 dirhams,” says the employee, which is approximately Rs 1.67 crore. The bike sparkles under the lights, flaunting a golden body that looks straight out of a fantasy movie.
Swarovski diamonds and gold leaf finish
As Kumar approaches, he can’t help but notice even the smallest details. “Are these bolts gold?” He asks and the staff assures him, “Yes.” “I think these are fake diamonds,” Kumar joked as he looked at the sparkling decorations on the bike. The man laughs and corrects him, saying, “What? These are real Swarovski diamonds!”
Every inch of the Hayabusa is built to impress; The gold leaf plating alone costs 56,000 dirhams (13.3 thousand rupees). The staff proudly explains that this paint job was done by Mr. Danny, one of the best car artists in the world.
Not just for show
While the bike is stunning to look at, it’s not just for show. Kumar points to his huge tire, “Bro, the tire is bigger than a Bugatti!” He learns it is a 360 tire. The staff then reveals that the bike has a lot of power, featuring a 400 horsepower turbocharged engine.
At the end of the video, Kumar exclaims, “This is the craziest Hayabusa I’ve ever seen. I’ll call him the King of Hayabusa!”
The video was shared on October 20, and has received more than 16.2 million views and numerous comments.
“Hayabusa forever,” one user said. Another wrote: “Dream bike.”
One person said: “Hahaha, real Swarovski diamonds.”
“I’ll just buy and put up my collections,” another wrote. “I need this,” one individual commented.
Delhi, India, India
22 October 2025, 10:59 IST
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