Paris is preparing for a landmark moment in the global luxury automotive calendar. To mark the 50th anniversary of Rétromobile, its organizer, the Comexposium Group, has announced the launch of Ultimate Supercar Garage, a new, future-focused event that will debut January 29 to February 1, 2026, inside Pavilion 4 of the Paris Expo Porte de Versailles – just steps from Rétromobile’s historic home in Hall 7.
The world-first concept will place the industry’s most coveted modern supercars and hypercars directly alongside the world’s most important collector automobiles, creating a single week in Paris dedicated to every era of automotive excellence. Among the first confirmed participants are Bugatti, Koenigsegg, Ferrari represented by the Charles Pozzi group, and the Supercar Owners Circle of Switzerland – part of the duPont REGISTRY Group – whose membership includes 150 owners of the world’s most spectacular vehicles.
The move reflects a clear shift in the collector market. Contemporary supercars have become increasingly visible at Rétromobile and in Parisian auctions, as today’s most advanced performance machines take their place alongside blue-chip classics. With Rétromobile anchoring automotive history, and Ultimate Supercar Garage spotlighting cutting-edge design and engineering, Paris will host what organizers describe as the “finest showcase for automotive innovation, design and performance in the present day.”
A Luxury Showcase for the World’s Most Desirable Supercars
Designed as a deep dive into the global supercar phenomenon, Ultimate Supercar Garage will bring together manufacturers, dealers, preparers, and elite owner clubs under one roof. The event will be staged with museum-quality scenography and an immersive, high-design environment, matching the visual drama of the cars on display.
Organizers have structured the format to mirror the rhythm of the luxury market:
- · Wednesday, Jan. 28: A private preview evening.
- · Thursday, Jan. 29: Access for collectors, media, and VIPs only.
- · Friday, Jan. 30, through Sunday, Feb. 1: The show opens to the general public, allowing enthusiasts rare, up-close access to machines usually seen only in magazines or on social media.
By pairing modern supercars with one of the world’s most prestigious collector car exhibitions, the event aims to create a bridge between heritage, present-day innovation, and the future of high-performance design.
Industry Leaders Embrace the Vision
Rétromobile Exhibition Director Romain Grabowski framed the launch as a natural evolution of the collector market.
“We are delighted with the creation of this new show, Ultimate Supercar Garage,” Grabowski said. “In addition to collectors who quite often acquire both types of vehicles, and traders who are increasingly offering their customers both collector vehicles and modern supercars, these two categories have many other aspects in common. For example, modern supercars are always hand-crafted in small-scale workshops, which was previously the case with cars in the pre-war years. We sense that Rétromobile has become the epicentre of automotive passion, and we fully intend to reinforce this status with the arrival of Ultimate Supercar Garage.”
For Koenigsegg, the Paris debut carries special resonance: “At the Paris Motor Show in 2000, Koenigsegg unveiled its first car that was set for production – the Koenigsegg CC8S,” said Halldora von Koenigsegg, chief operating officer of Koenigsegg. “It feels great to be back where it all started 26 years ago in beautiful Paris.”
Ferrari’s historic Parisian partner, the Charles Pozzi Group, also sees the new show as a natural fit: “Ferrari Charles Pozzi is delighted to be associated with the Ultimate Supercar Garage, co-located with Rétromobile, where automotive passion and excellence can be fully showcased,” said Eric Neubauer, chairman of Charles Pozzi Ferrari.
For Bugatti, whose legacy is woven into the history of French motoring, the pairing of past and future is particularly meaningful.
“Just as Rétromobile celebrates the legendary machines that shaped automotive history – undoubtedly with many Bugatti models among them – Ultimate Supercar Garage will showcase our hyper sports cars that are writing the next chapter of that story,” said Hendrik Malinowski, managing director of Bugatti. “For Bugatti, this represents an ideal platform to demonstrate exactly how we continue Ettore Bugatti's vision of creating ‘the most beautiful, the fastest cars in the world’, inspired by our past but firmly innovating for the future.”
With Rétromobile’s 50th anniversary as its anchor, Ultimate Supercar Garage positions Paris as the only global city where vintage Ferraris, pre-war classics, and modern hypercars will coexist in a single, curated marketplace. For collectors who now move fluidly between historic race cars and seven-figure supercars, the event reflects how the luxury automotive world itself has evolved.
Tickets for the Ultimate Supercar Garage are available here.
