A video shared on social media has caused a stir among Kenyans, showing a Lamborghini Urus driving at an alarming speed of 283 km/h on a Kenyan road. The footage, recorded from the vehicle's dashboard, captures the speedometer climbing to breathtaking levels while the sound of a revving engine fills the cabin. The video was posted by Stephanie Ngunjiri, the girlfriend of influencer Kenyan Prince, who was behind the wheel.
The video was taken at night, with the dashboard illumination clearly showing the speed readout climbing far beyond what any Kenyan road legally permits. In the background audio, a voice can be heard shouting "Crazy! Crazy! Crazy!" as the car surges forward, lending the clip an almost cinematic energy that clearly resonated with viewers. The post attracted thousands of reactions, with Kenyans offering everything from admiration to stern warnings.
Many Kenyans took to the comments section to express their mixed reactions to the video. While some users, such as @b.n_francis, described the video as "a dope flex," others, like @nje_ru254, were more concerned, writing "Missed call from God." @ngulee256 was not amused, writing "This is how they die," while @kelvin_watari offered a memorable line, "You continue to prompt God - he will input the pin."
The Lamborghini Urus is a high-performance SUV capable of reaching a top speed of around 305 km/h, meaning the speedometer reading in the clip was not far off the vehicle's factory limit. However, hitting such speeds on a public road, regardless of how empty it may appear at night, carries enormous risk. Kenya's traffic laws set a maximum speed limit of 110 km/h on open highways, making the speed shown in the video more than double what is legally permitted.
Kenyan Prince has been in the news recently for his philanthropic efforts, particularly in helping his grandmother. He completed a new home for her in 2025, which features four bedrooms, modern fittings, a study, and a spacious veranda. The project began as a way for him to give back to his grandmother, who raised him after he lost his mother at a young age.
The video has sparked a wider conversation about road safety and the need for drivers to exercise caution on Kenyan roads. While some users, like @____kyyga, emphasized the importance of prioritizing safety, others, like @og_the_big_boy, offered unsolicited advice, suggesting that Kenyan Prince should invest his wealth wisely. The incident serves as a reminder of the importance of adhering to traffic laws and regulations.
Key points
- The video shows Kenyan Prince driving a Lamborghini Urus at 283 km/h on a Kenyan road, sparking concerns about road safety.
- The speed shown in the video is more than double the maximum speed limit of 110 km/h on open highways in Kenya.
- The incident has sparked a wider conversation about road safety and the need for drivers to exercise caution on Kenyan roads.
