Qatar billionaire had a truck filled with hypercars worth $10 million brought to him in London

This billionaire from Qatar had a truck bring $10 million worth of hypercars to London.

Sheikh Khalifa bin Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, better known as KHK, is a big name in the world of supercars.

He’s renowned for spending his summers in London, where he enjoys his envious collection of hypercars.

A YouTuber caught the moment the cars rolled off the truck outside KHK’s luxury hotel, and we can understand what all the fuss is about.

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It’s no secret that London has a high abundance of supercars.

In recent months, we’ve seen plenty light up the streets of the UK’s capital.

A Saudi prince halted traffic driving his ultra rare Lamborghini Veneno Roadster, shortly after one of his countrymen had a $2.5m Bugatti Chiron shipped in from the home country.

You don’t have to go far to see a supercar somewhere in the vast city, whether it’s a pink McLaren parked up outside a hotel or a pair of Ferrari Daytona SP3s parked up in a cobbled back alley.

Even in the dead of night, supercars are appearing.

YouTuber Supercars on the Streets caught the moment that a bunch rolled off the back of a truck outside a luxury hotel.

They were there for Sheikh Khalifa bin Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, better known as KHK.

The 33-year-old is a member of the Qatari royal family, and is renowned for his love of fast cars.

Like many high flyers from the Gulf States, he reportedly enjoys spending his summers in London.

And it was there that his supercars were filmed rolling off a truck.

All in all, the cars were reportedly worth $10 million.

The first one sighted was the $6 million Bugatti Divo, of which only 40 have been made.

Its sculpted body and W16 engine make for a high-powered machine, but hotel staff had quite the challenge navigating into the private basement garage.

Then there was the Ferrari Monza SP2, worth approximately $2.6 million.

499 units were built, so it’s not quite as rare as the Divo.

Yet, it still drips with charisma and looks like it came straight from a race track.

The streets of a bustling city don’t seem like its natural habitat, but we’re sure it’ll turn heads nonetheless – and perhaps that’s what matters most for KHK.

And the final car filmed heading into the basement garage was the Lamborghini Sian FKP 37 (Approximately $3.47 million).

This was the Italian manufacturer’s first hybrid, but to look at it, you could have sworn Lamborghini had been doing this forever.

Looking more akin to a fighter jet-spaceship mix than a daily driver, there’s no denying the FKP 37’s presence.

We expect to see these supercars more in the coming months.

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