Fresh off the adrenaline-fueled success of the 2025 edition, the organizers of Nigeria’s premier motorsports event have officially confirmed the Lagos Autofest 2026 date. Mark your calendars for December 20, 2026, as the high-octane festival prepares to return to the iconic streets of Lagos.
The announcement comes just days after the 2025 event transformed the Marina waterfront into a global stage for automotive excellence, proving that Nigeria is rapidly becoming the “Home of Motorsports” in Africa.
Why Everyone is Talking About the 2026 Lagos Autofest
The decision to announce the Lagos Autofest 2026 date so early stems from the overwhelming popularity of this year’s festival. Co-hosted by the BMW Club of Nigeria and Work and Play Promotions, the event has evolved from a grassroots gathering into a nationally significant platform for technology, culture, and tourism.
Highlights from the 2025 Historic Success:
Made-in-Nigeria Innovation: Spectators were thrilled by the high-speed performances of the WP1, WP2, and WP3 race cars designed and assembled right here in Nigeria.
Economic Impact: According to Adeoye Ojuoko, President of Work and Play Promotions, the festival is driving real growth in local engineering and job creation.
Massive Turnout: Over 100 car and bike enthusiasts participated, captivating thousands of spectators along the Marina race corridor.
Key Stakeholders & Support
The growth of the festival has been bolstered by significant institutional backing. The collaboration between the private sector and the government is a cornerstone of the Lagos Autofest 2026 roadmap.
What to Expect in 2026
With the official date set for December 20, 2026, fans can expect an even grander showcase. Organizers have hinted at expanding the race tracks and introducing more international participation to further legitimize Nigerian motorsports on the global map.
“When you combine grassroots passion with institutional support, you create the conditions for an industry to thrive. AutoFest 2025 proved that, and 2026 will raise the bar even higher.” Adeoye Ojuoko
Beyond the speed and stunts, the Lagos Autofest 2026 will continue to celebrate the “Greater Lagos” vision, blending automotive power with the rich cultural heritage of the city.
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