- New car crashed into motorcycle post-delivery in Karnataka.
- Two people on motorcycle seriously injured in Sagar.
- Police investigating driver losing control; video went viral.
Karnataka: A day of joy and celebration turned into a nightmare when a newly delivered car crashed into a moving motorcycle moments after being driven out of a showroom in Karnataka on Dussehra, leaving two people seriously injured.
The incident occurred outside a Maruti showroom in Sagar town, where a customer had arrived to take delivery of a brand-new car after performing traditional rituals. The buyer was behind the wheel and had just driven out of the showroom when the vehicle suddenly went out of control.
The video shows the car going out of control shortly after leaving the showroom and crashing into two motorcycle, leaving two people seriously injured.
शो रूम से निकलते ही कार ने बाइक सवार को रौंदा... कर्नाटक में एक ग्राहक नई कार लेकर निकला और सीधे बैरिकेट तोड़ते हुए सड़क पर पहुंची और बाइक सवार को रौंद दिया... https://t.co/M3K23NuByG
— Ajay Kumar Dwivedi... (@AjayDwi65357304) October 21, 2026
The car broke through a roadside guardrail before colliding with the motorcycle travelling along the road. The impact severely damaged the two-wheeler and threw both the rider and the pillion rider onto the road. Showroom staff and local residents rushed to the scene and took the injured to a hospital in Sagara for treatment.
Meanwhile, police from the Sagara Town Police Station visited the spot, inspected the scene, and registered a case. Further investigations are underway to determine the exact circumstances that led to the driver losing control of the newly purchased vehicle.
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The incident sparked mixed reactions on the internet. One user commented, "In India driving is learnt while driving"
Another wrote, "Despite hundreds of such accidents involving accidents while delivering still they believe customers do know how to drive - they should give delivery on a plane ground preferably as close to exit as possible"
A third user said, "The showroom is at fault. Don't give the keys to a driver/owner without seeing the proof of driving."