This mother-son duo are first in India to own Mercedes-Benz G-Wagens, no connection with Mukesh Ambani, Anil Ambani

Viral Video: Car enthusiasts know that the Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen is one of the most popular and sought-after luxury SUVs in India right now. Since its launch, the G-Wagen has become a top choice for famous people such as celebrities and athletes. Influencers are also making a plethora of videos on the G-Wagen’s features. Recently, a video has gone viral on the internet in which two G-Wagens were shown. The unique part of the video, which makes it different from other clips, is that both SUVs are owned by a mother-and-son duo. Interestingly, they have become the first mother and son in the country to own G-Wagens.

Mother, Son and their Two G-Wagens

The video, which was shared on Instagram, features the mother and son slowly walking towards their SUVs after giving each other a fist bump. They then sit in their G-Wagens and drive away in style.

VIP number plates ‘2004’

A mom and her son can be seen showing off their stunning Mercedes-Benz G-Wagens, both adorned with the exclusive “2004” license plate. The mom drove a classy Mercedes-Benz G350d, that she acquired for Rs 2 crore. On the other hand, her son opted for the robust version, a G63 AMG model, costing him Rs 3.3 crore.

Let’s Know The Mother-Son Duo

The video highlights a woman named Soumya Dash, along with her son, Anmol Dash. They hail from Orissa and manage a mining business there. Interestingly, they’ve chosen to stick with “2004” as a common number for most of their commercial vehicles, all registered under their company’s name.

The Family’s Car Collection

The family’s car collection already boasts a number of G-Wagens and now, they’ve added a new gem – the first Dravit Grey BMW X7 luxury SUV in Orissa. A beauty that starts from a cool Rs 1.5 crore. This model doesn’t skimp on motor options, giving luxury-seeking, car enthusiasts a chance to pick between petrol or diesel. Under the hood, both versions pack a powerhouse 3.0-liter inline six-cylinder twin-turbocharged engine.