2025 Art of Speed concludes with style!
The Custom Culture Art of Speed 2025 (AOS 2025) event wrapped up on July 27, attracting thousands of passionate fans and enthusiasts with an extraordinary display of customized vehicles from both local and international participants.
The event was further enlivened by the presence of several international guests, including:
- Shige Suganuma, Hiro “Wildman” Ishii, and Hey Murakami from MOONEYES (Japan)
- Brendon Vetuskey, Product Designer for Hot Wheels (USA)
- Mark Hawwa from The Distinguished Gentlemen’s Ride (Australia)
- and many more.
This year, AOS also showcased an iconic arch adorned with full LED displays, casting dynamic visuals and animations that reflect the spirit of AOS itself—full of creativity, culture, and innovation.
The Hot Wheels Collectors Convention Malaysia (HWCCM) made its triumphant return to Hall C, featuring a variety of exciting activities for fans and collectors of the diecast brand.
AOS 2025 made history with the launch of the first-ever left and right facing convention car collection in Southeast Asia.
Additionally, the event featured a vibrant array of car and motorcycle brands from both modern and classic eras, including:
- A mega gathering of Santai Scooterist owners
- The presence of clubs such as Alfa Romeo, K Car, and Porsche
- A two-wheeler meetup and the Roda Rumble 2025 festival
- The Beetle Battle program led by Denny Kusumah (VW Beetle Club Indonesia)
Not to be missed was the SoundCircus Takeover, which showcased several renowned artists, including Noh Salleh & Restore Iboe, Ruffedge, Budak Nakal Hujung Simpang, and many others.
AOS 2025 also announced two winners of the Best of Show awards for cars and motorcycles, who received travel packages to the MOONEYES Yokohama Hot Rod Festival 33 as honorary guests:
- Car category: Shaun Pinto (VW Beetle 1965)
- Motorcycle category: Omar Jumiran (Honda CB 175 1983)
Below is the complete list of winners for each category contested at AOS 2025:
