Milano Monza Motor Show 2026 will return to Monza in June
Milano Monza Motor Show 2026 will return to Monza in June
Milano Monza Motor Show 2026 will return to Monza in June
The fifth Milano Monza Motor Show will run from June 26 to 28, 2026, with free public entry, supercar displays, EV test drives, parades and track sessions at Monza.
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2026-04-30T22:21:02+03:00
The fifth Milano Monza Motor Show will take place at the Monza circuit from June 26 to 28, 2026. The event will again be open to visitors: entry is free, no registration is required, and only parking is paid.The show will combine static displays with dynamic activities. In the Supercar Paddock, leading brands including Ferrari, Lamborghini, McLaren, Porsche and others will present their models. A separate area will be dedicated to new electric vehicles, giving visitors the chance not only to see the cars but also to test them.Test drives will follow two routes: one inside Monza Park and another on city roads. Parades are also planned, including the Supercar Parade and the Electric Parade, along with runs for supercars and historic cars on the circuit. Special attention will be given to the track day, where participants will be able to drive their own cars on the Monza track in 25-minute sessions.The show will bring together high-end models and more accessible cars, reflecting new motor show debuts and current market trends. Visitors will also be offered special transport options, including train travel with a single regional ticket.
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Milano Monza Motor Show 2026 will return to Monza in June
The fifth Milano Monza Motor Show will run from June 26 to 28, 2026, with free public entry, supercar displays, EV test drives, parades and track sessions at Monza.
Michael Powers, Editor
The fifth Milano Monza Motor Show will take place at the Monza circuit from June 26 to 28, 2026. The event will again be open to visitors: entry is free, no registration is required, and only parking is paid.
The show will combine static displays with dynamic activities. In the Supercar Paddock, leading brands including Ferrari, Lamborghini, McLaren, Porsche and others will present their models. A separate area will be dedicated to new electric vehicles, giving visitors the chance not only to see the cars but also to test them.
Test drives will follow two routes: one inside Monza Park and another on city roads. Parades are also planned, including the Supercar Parade and the Electric Parade, along with runs for supercars and historic cars on the circuit. Special attention will be given to the track day, where participants will be able to drive their own cars on the Monza track in 25-minute sessions.
The show will bring together high-end models and more accessible cars, reflecting new motor show debuts and current market trends. Visitors will also be offered special transport options, including train travel with a single regional ticket.
