Several world and regional premieres will be revealed during the show. The Giamaro Krafla will make headlines with its quad turbo V12 delivering 2,157 PS, positioning it among the most powerful hypercars ever made. Spain’s Baltasar will showcase the Revolt, a fully electric track day car that is both road legal and FIA compliant. French brand Hedonic Machines will unveil two never-before-seen, custom-built models inspired by timeless legends like the Porsche 911 and Land Rover Defender.

Monaco debuts will include the Bovensiepen Zagato, a limited-edition grand tourer blending Italian style with Bavarian performance, and TP Atelier’s hand-built one-off masterpiece from Bulgaria. These announcements will make the 2026 edition one of the most anticipated years for collectors and design enthusiasts alike.

This edition will go far beyond supercars. Visitors can expect bespoke motorcycles, high-performance boats, private aviation, and high-end watches and jewelry. A brand-new highlight will be the Luxury Tuners Hall, a 1,500 square meter space dedicated to elite customization and one-off craftsmanship.

The event will also host the latest from iconic automakers like Aston Martin, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Porsche, Bugatti, McLaren, and Pagani. VIPs and early buyers will get access during Business Days on May 7 and 8, while public days on May 9 and 10 will feature a special appearance by France’s top auto influencer GMK. The VIP Avant-Première cocktail evening on May 6 will kick off the show in style, with exclusive access for 350 euro ticket holders.