Hardik Pandya swag mode on! flaunts swanky 12cilindri Ferrari at MI IPL 2026 camp

Mumbai Indians skipper Hardik Pandya turned the Wankhede car park into a runway on Monday, rolling into the franchise’s IPL 2026 pre-season camp behind the wheel of a brand-new Ferrari 12Cilindri. Dressed in a relaxed tee, shorts and slippers, the all-rounder’s nonchalant arrival was captured by hordes of fans and instantly lit up social media timelines across the country.

The midnight-blue supercar, one of only a handful in India, carries a sticker price of roughly Rs 12 crore. Its naturally-aspirated V12 engine pumps out in excess of 800 bhp and can nudge 340 km/h, figures that sit comfortably alongside Pandya’s own explosive capabilities on the field. The 12Cilindri is the latest addition to a garage that already boasts several exotics, cementing the 32-year-old’s reputation as Indian cricket’s most flamboyant motoring enthusiast.

Pandya’s head-turning entrance comes barely a fortnight after he and girlfriend Mahieka Sharma were photographed on a late-night drive in the same machine, prompting a fresh round of clicks and reels. On the training ground, however, the focus shifts from horsepower to runs and wickets—commodities Pandya supplied in abundance during India’s triumphant ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 campaign. Operating as the team’s senior all-rounder, he tallied 217 runs and claimed nine wickets, frequently flipping matches with his clean striking and deceptive cutters.

Those numbers have heightened expectations for IPL 2026. Mumbai Indians finished the 2025 edition in the playoff bracket under Pandya’s captaincy, a season in which he amassed 224 runs at a strike rate above 160 and became the first captain in league history to return a five-wicket haul. While the franchise has yet to release its full squad list for the upcoming tournament, the skipper’s dual role as finisher and new-ball enforcer remains central to their blueprint.

As Pandya stepped out of the low-slung Ferrari and strolled toward the nets, slippers scuffing the tarmac, the message was clear: the swagger is intact, the spotlight welcomed, and another season of high-octane cricket beckons.