The Geneva Supercar Show 2026: A Confluence of Heritage, Luxury, and Automotive Excellence
The official opening ceremony of the fourth edition of the Geneva Supercar Show took place on Thursday, June 11, 2026, at 10:00 AM, within the prestigious and fully restored setting of the Domaine du Grand Malagny in Genthod. Prior to the ceremony, a Press Breakfast welcomed journalists and partners under sunny skies, setting a warm and privileged tone with freshly baked pastries and pressed juices. Highlighted by a traditional ribbon-cutting ceremony, the event seamlessly blended historical charm with modern automotive innovation, launching an unforgettable four days dedicated to automotive passion and refinement.



S&A Magazine was present at this exceptional occasion through its director, Mrs. Soumaya Akbib, who accompanied every moment of the day with the attentive eye and discernment that define the publication’s editorial line. Her presence reflected the magazine’s commitment to the spaces where art, luxury, and culture meet at the highest level.

A Unique Garden Party Atmosphere
Far removed from a traditional motor show, the 2026 edition offered visitors a true “Garden Party” experience. Surrounded by beautifully maintained gardens, tree-lined pathways, and breathtaking views of Lake Geneva and Mont Blanc, the event cultivated an elegant yet relaxed atmosphere designed for networking and shared experiences.

The show benefited from the invaluable support of its founding partner and title sponsor, Franck Muller Genève, as well as its official venue partner, Julius Bär. The presence of local figures, including Genthod’s Mayor, Mrs. Geneviève Cadei-Millot, and the historic Société des Vieux-Grenadiers, underscored the event’s strong local roots and harmonious connection to Geneva’s rich cultural heritage.
Fine Watches: Honoring the Bond
Between Cars and Timekeepers

Complementing the spectacular automotive lineup, a special watch section was dedicated to the renowned Franck Muller timepieces. In association with the Geneva Supercar Show, the founding partner invited attendees to discover exceptional watches perfectly matched to the caliber of the supercars on display. Known for creating some of the finest and most complicated watches in the world, Franck Muller’s exclusive timepieces are characterized by sophisticated movements and highly original designs. Incorporating this high-quality horology section into the event served as a beautiful tribute to the deep, natural, and historical association between high-performance cars and precision timekeepers.



This year, Bentley took center stage as the Guest of Honour, celebrating British automotive prestige and over a century of excellence. The brand, represented by Bentley Genève, captivated attendees with its iconic Continental GT, Flying Spur, and Bentayga models. A dedicated Panel Talk further enriched the program, diving deep into the brand’s design, identity, and renowned craftsmanship, offering valuable insights into the professions shaping Bentley’s excellence.
Hypercar Marvels and Technological Masterpieces
The event served as a canvas for the world’s most spectacular hypercars. The Chevalley Group presented the highly anticipated Mercedes-AMG ONE, a technological marvel transferring Formula 1 hybrid technology directly to a road-legal vehicle with extreme active aerodynamics. Meanwhile, the rebirth of a French legend was celebrated with Delage Automobiles, showcasing the spectacular D12—a 1,000-horsepower hybrid hypercar limited to just 30 examples worldwide, drawing direct inspiration from fighter aircraft engineering.



Innovation was fiercely represented by independent manufacturers. Quarkus drew attention with its “Light is Right” philosophy, displaying an ultra-lightweight, high-performance hybrid vehicle built for pure emotion. Rubau Cars brought its bespoke Speedster to the lawn, a handcrafted masterpiece limited to 19 units that pays homage to Porsche’s Le Mans legacy and the racing cars of the 1950s.
Iconic Supercars and Bespoke Customization
The lawns of Grand Malagny roared with Italian and British excellence. Lamborghini Genève displayed its electrified future with a hybrid lineup featuring the Urus, Revuelto, and Temerario under the #WeAreFullHybrid philosophy. Ferrari Zenith Automobiles balanced heritage with racing passion by showcasing the iconic Testarossa alongside a 24 Hours of Le Mans immersive projection, and hosted a Panel Talk exploring the brand’s vision for sustainable performance. McLaren Pegasus brought the thrill of advanced aerodynamics with the 750S Spider, while Maserati displayed a century of elegant grand touring.



For enthusiasts of pure track-bred engineering, Carugati Automobiles presented the Dallara Stradale, and Garage GTA unveiled the radically lightweight Donkervoort F22. Furthermore, a dedicated space for automotive customization featured industry titans like Brabus, Techart, ABT Sportsline, and Larte Design. The show also spotlighted premium electric mobility with the Lucid Air and Denza’s sophisticated Z9GT, alongside rugged off-roaders like the INEOS Grenadier and Range Rover. Automotive heritage and restoration were masterfully represented by Atelier Bonnefoy and AC Cars.
Nautical Elegance on the Shores of Lake Geneva
Proving that exceptional engineering extends beyond the tarmac, Genevaboats presented the Riva Iseo, an iconic vessel that perfectly embodies the Italian “Dolce Vita” lifestyle.
By bringing together heritage, cutting-edge innovation, and bespoke craftsmanship, the fourth edition of the Geneva Supercar Show cemented its status as a premier event on the global luxury calendar, offering an unparalleled celebration of automotive art in all its forms.













