Top Marques Monaco will have a presence at the Monaco Yacht Show for the first time this year, bringing hypercars and superyachts together in the same week as the show runs from Wednesday, September 23 to Saturday, September 26 at Port Hercule.
The Top Marques Monaco Pavilion will sit within the show’s Adventure Area, showcasing bespoke automotive creations from Brabus, Mansory, Callum, IMSA and Klassen alongside vintage pieces from Top Classics, set against a backdrop of 118 superyachts over 24 metres and dozens of the latest tenders. The pavilion will also host an exclusive hypercar reveal, setting the tone for Top Marques Monaco’s own 2027 edition, running May 5 to 9 at the Grimaldi Forum.
The two events share more than just a September calendar slot. Last year’s Top Marques Monaco featured 240 luxury cars, including more than a dozen world premieres, while this year’s Yacht Show is expected to bring several first-time unveilings of its own among its 118 superyachts, reflecting a shared emphasis on innovation and the theatre of the exclusive reveal. The two audiences overlap significantly too, with many attendees active across both the superyacht and luxury automotive markets.
Emeric Garcia, Director of Top Marques Monaco, said the collaboration allows the event to connect with its clients in a new setting, with yachts providing the backdrop, calling it a natural fit for both events.
The partnership forms part of a broader strategic integration between the Monaco Yacht Show and Top Marques Monaco under Informa Prestige, which also oversees Art Monte-Carlo and BOAT International. The grouping is designed to serve a shared high-net-worth audience across complementary luxury categories.
Toby Moore, CEO of Informa Prestige, said the modern ultra-high-net-worth individual doesn’t think in category silos, with their architect, art advisor, yacht broker and private banker increasingly operating within overlapping networks. He described Informa Prestige’s role as connecting those worlds, from the Monaco Yacht Show and Top Marques to Art Monte-Carlo and BOAT International, framing them not as parallel markets but as part of the same conversation.
Held under the High Patronage of Prince Albert II of Monaco, the Monaco Yacht Show remains the world’s premier superyacht event, bringing together owners, builders, brokers and designers each September for four days of access to some of the finest vessels afloat. Top Marques Monaco, billed as the world’s most exclusive auto show and also held under Prince Albert II’s High Patronage, gives collectors access to hypercars, supercars, luxury tuners, classic cars, watches and jewellery, with its 2027 edition returning to the Grimaldi Forum next May.