- Nick Kyrgios has an incredible car collection
- But he has been making some changes to his Lamborghini.
- Kyrgios recently revealed that he will return to professional tennis
Nick Kyrgios has acquired a stylish new feature for his $400,000 Lamborghini SUV, and the custom addition says a lot about his personality.
The Australian tennis sensation has recently revealed that he could return to professional tennis later this year at the World Tennis League event in Abu Dhabi, followed by playing at the Australian Open in January.
It comes after the 29-year-old has spent more than a year on the sidelines since his last professional appearance, having endured an injury-plagued 2023.
Kyrgios has undergone wrist and knee surgery in the past two years and the Australian tennis star has dedicated himself to media work during his time off the court.
He has worked for both the BBC during their Wimbledon coverage and Eurosport on their Australian Open coverage, impressing many with his insightful commentary and analysis.
Kyrgios has also spent some time kitting out his impressive Lamborghini Urus.
A video posted by car customizers Eurotech Canberra shows that the star has had a new exhaust system fitted to his luxury engine, which generated an incredible 588 kW and went from 0 to 100 kmh in just 3.4 seconds before being customized.
The manufacturer also added a fine detail to a part of the exhaust to make it truly exclusive to Kyrgios.
Nick Kyrgios has been making several adjustments to his latest generation Lamborghini Urus (pictured together)
The SUV has recently been customized and could now go even faster than its usual mark: going from 0 to 100 kmh in less than four seconds.
Kyrgios has etched his name into a part of the car’s exhaust in a revealing detail that only his mechanic will ever see.
CADE Technologies has printed the tennis star’s name on the exhaust system in a detail that only Kyrgios’ mechanic will ever see.
The small detail shows how much Kyrgios loves his vehicles and adds to his reputation as a skilled self-promoter.
It appears that the luxury car has also had some engine work done, and in the video mechanics from Eurotech Canberra are seen tinkering under the bonnet of the vehicle.
Meanwhile, Kyrgios appears to be a big car fan and has a collection worth around $1 million.
In addition to the Urus, he also has a Dodge SRT Demon, a Nissan R35 GT-R, and a bright green Tesla Model
The Australian tennis star has a luxury car collection worth $1 million and regularly shows off his Lamborghini on social media.
Kyrgios recently spoke about what motivates him to return to the court ahead of the Australian summer, stating that he is striving to finally win a Grand Slam.
“I’ll come back because something keeps me in the game,” Kyrgios said.
“I’ve beaten almost everyone who came before me, I’ve reached a Grand Slam final, I’ve won a Grand Slam doubles title, I’ve won multiple titles and I’ve made money.
“But I think the only thing I have as a goal now is a Grand Slam. I think that will be the only thing that will silence people at the end of the day. That will be my deep motivation.”