The 15th edition of Art of Speed featured international custom builders, SoundCircus Festival, Hot Wheels convention and Malaysia’s largest celebration of automotive lifestyle.
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The 15th edition of Art of Speed Malaysia (AOS 2026) concluded on a high note after transforming the Malaysia Agro Exposition Park Serdang (MAEPS) into Malaysia’s largest celebration of Kustom Kulture on 1-2 August.
Held under the theme “Summer Festival – Kustom Bergaya”, this year’s edition brought together thousands of automotive enthusiasts from Malaysia and abroad, featuring custom motorcycles and cars, international builders, live music, lifestyle attractions and family-friendly activities.
One of the biggest attractions was the appearance of renowned international names including Liberty Walk, MOONEYES, Vise Clothing, Hawgholic, DicE Magazine, Hot Wheels Premium designer Ronald Wong, alongside builders and artists from Japan, Indonesia, Thailand, Singapore, the Philippines and Brunei.
Custom vehicle displays remained at the heart of the festival, highlighted by a rare 1945 Harley-Davidson Knucklehead from Hawgholic, a 1966 Harley-Davidson Shovelhead from Vise Clothing and a collection of custom cars from Thailand and Taiwan, together with Liberty Walk’s appearance.
The SoundCircus Festival anchored the event’s entertainment with six dynamic stages featuring a stellar lineup, including Ella x Cokelat, Sheila Majid, Nadin Amizah, Disagree, Johnny Pandora, Dannqrack & Eemrun, Hari Slatan, Hujan, and Asian Hardcore. Even though a last-minute cancellation by Indonesian artist Tenxi disrupted the lineup, the crowd’s energy never waned. Adding to the spectacle, AOS 2026 made history by launching Asia’s first flying fox zip line spanning directly over a live concert audience.
The Art of Speed Invitational Bike Build-Off also returned, bringing together eight of Malaysia’s top custom motorcycle builders. Mujo Joros emerged as the standout winner after claiming both the Overall Jury Winner and Public Choice Winner awards with a custom-built GPX Gentleman 200, earning RM20,000 in total prize money.
Collectors also flocked to the 4th Hot Wheels Collectors Convention Malaysia, where the limited-edition Custom Nissan Skyline GT-R V·Spec II (BNR34) was launched. Visitors also had the opportunity to meet Ronald Wong, Lead Product Designer for Hot Wheels Premium, while the Malaysia Skyline Owners Group (MSOG) showcased a curated display of Nissan Skyline GT-R models.
Beyond motorcycles and cars, AOS 2026 expanded its lifestyle offerings through collaborations with brands including Liberty Walk, Hot Wheels, Touch ‘n Go, Zippo, Kyosho, Mini GT and Tarmac Works, alongside cycling activities, vintage fashion, food attractions, automotive flea markets and community gatherings. Visitors also enjoyed motorcycle test rides, product launches and interactive sponsor activations throughout the weekend.
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