According to certificates issued by the Asia Book of Records and the India Book of Records, the historic convoy began its journey from Bengaluru, Karnataka, on December 20, 2025, and concluded in Kathmandu, Nepal, on December 25, 2025. The record was officially confirmed on December 26, 2025.

The expedition involved a massive convoy of cars and motorcycles travelling across international borders, marking one of the most ambitious long-distance automotive journeys undertaken from Karnataka to Nepal.

The record recognises Roy Cruiser for executing the largest convoy on a cross-border international road trip, bringing together adventure, innovation and sustainable mobility. The certificates highlight how the expedition showcased India’s growing automotive spirit while promoting responsible long-distance travel across diverse terrains and international borders.

Both record bodies acknowledged the logistical planning, coordination, and disciplined execution required to manage such a large convoy across multiple regions and challenging landscapes.

A milestone for Indian automotive expeditions

The accomplishment places Roy Cruiser among elite expedition organisers in India, setting a benchmark for future cross-border automotive convoys. The organisers stated that the recognition is not just a record, but a celebration of teamwork, discipline, and a shared passion for travel beyond borders.

The achievement is also expected to inspire automobile enthusiasts and travel groups across the country to explore responsible and organised international road expeditions.

According to newskarnataka.com/