A slew of supercars will open Salon Privé’s 21st edition event at Blenheim Palace next week. Dubbed the UK’s most prestigious luxury automotive event, organisers have announced confirmed that this year’s event will open with debuts and unveils, from 12 of the world’s most sought-after coachbuilders, restorers and manufacturers.
Leading the pack is Lamborghini with the UK debut of the Revuelto SV. Hot off the heels of its global debut at The Quail earlier this month, the Revuelto SV represents the latest evolution of Lamborghini’s legendary V12 super sports car and embodies the purest expression of the brand’s performance philosophy.
The Super Veloce designation, meaning “Super Fast,” was first introduced in 1971 on the Miura SV, establishing a legacy that has defined one of Lamborghini’s most performance-focused V12 models for more than five decades. Following the Miura SV was the Diablo SV (1995), Murciélago LP 670-4 Super Veloce (2009), and the Aventador SV (2015). The Revuelto SV becomes the latest chapter in one of Lamborghini’s most celebrated lineages. Accelerating from 0 to 100 km/h in just 2.4 seconds, with a top speed exceeding 345 km/h, the Revuelto SV is the most powerful and fastest production Lamborghini ever built in Sant’Agata Bolognese.
“Revuelto SV takes the potential of Revuelto to an even higher level, building on a car that has already set a new benchmark in terms of performance and driving precision. Every element has been developed to make the experience behind the wheel even more intense, direct and engaging. Exclusivity, technical perfection and pure driving pleasure reach their highest expression in this car. It is Lamborghini DNA in its purest form: a super sports car conceived to push beyond the limits and deliver uncompromising emotions,” says Stephan Winkelmann, Chairman and CEO of Automobili Lamborghini.
Moving from Italy to Germany, the BRABUS BODO will also mark its UK debut at Salon Privé. Standing at just 130 cms tall, the coachbuilt carbon fibre supercar is limited to 77 units worldwide (an ode to the year the company was founded) and is a tribute to the founder of BRABUS, Bodo Buschmann, who had a vision of building a large coupe, inspired by the golden age of the automobile, translated into the modern day.
The Gran Turismo coupe is equipped with a hand-built 5.2-liter V12 biturbo engine, featuring two flow-optimized four-valve cylinder heads and a fuel injection system engineered according to the latest technological standards. From a standstill, the 2+2-seater accelerates to 100 km/h (62 mph) in just 3.0 seconds and has a top speed of 223mph.
BRABUS will also make a second UK debut at the show with the 800 CABRIO – MERCEDES-AMG G 63 (W 465). Based on the current W 465 series Mercedes-AMG G 63, this limited-edition masterpiece transforms the iconic off-roader into an exclusive cabriolet featuring a highly complex soft-top system. Powered by an 800 hp 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8 and completed by a bespoke masterpiece leather interior, the BRABUS 800 CABRIO sets a new benchmark, with production limited to 50 units worldwide.
The European automotive tour takes us to Italy’s Giamaro Krafla, in its elegant GC livery, which will also make its debut in the United Kingdom at Salon Privé 2026. The Krafla embodies the Giamaro philosophy: a hypercar that delivers not only extraordinary performance but also restores the driver to the very centre of the driving experience.
The GC livery represents the most refined expression of Giamaro’s design language. The combination of Azzurro Giamaro, Bianco Infinito and Grigio Cenere, enhanced by exposed carbon-fibre elements, highlights the purity of the Krafla’s proportions while emphasizing both its technical sophistication and dramatic presence. Every colour has been carefully selected to enhance the aerodynamic surfaces, achieving a balance between contemporary elegance, technological innovation and uncompromising performance.
Inside, the Krafla transforms driving into a fully immersive experience. The cockpit has been conceived entirely around the driver, where ergonomics, materials and technology merge to create an intimate connection between human and machine.
Roberta Bicocchi of Giamaro Automobili said:
“Salon Privé offers the perfect setting to present our vision of the automobile to an international audience of collectors, enthusiasts and discerning clients who appreciate authenticity, exclusivity and innovation. Krafla represents our interpretation of the modern hypercar – designed around the driver and engineered without compromise.”
Additional notable debuts and unveils will come from Electrogenic and Theon Design, while first large public displays will come from Petroyle and Talos.
The Automotive Gallery will also host presentations from Bristol Motors, Delage Automobiles, Koenigsegg and Elektron Motors.
Speaking ahead of the event, co-founder David Bagley said: “After raising the bar with our 20th anniversary at Blenheim Palace last year, we knew we had to find a way to match that for 2026. The volume of debuts and level of unveils planned for the Automotive Gallery this year is unparalleled, and guests will be blown away by this year’s opening line-up.”
Salon Privé 2026 runs Wednesday 2 – Sunday 6 September 2026.
