Hungary’s Biggest Supercar Show Rolls Into MVM Dome
If you love the roar of a finely tuned engine or the gleam of a one-off supercar, mark September 26 on your Budapest calendar. RS EVENT – The Cream, billed as Hungary’s most exclusive tuning and supercar show, takes over the MVM Dome for a full day of automotive spectacle, marking the third edition of the series and the second time it’s been hosted at this venue. Nearly 300 handpicked vehicles from across Europe will fill more than 10,000 square meters of indoor and outdoor space, making it one of the largest events of its kind in the region.
Event Details at a Glance
- Date: September 26, 2026
- Venue: MVM Dome, Budapest
- Scale: nearly 300 vehicles from across Europe, over 10,000 square meters of indoor and outdoor space
- Organizers: RS Tuning Hungary and AMTS
- Highlights: five exclusive car reveals, live DJ, food trucks, free simulators, RC drift show, Porsche Club Hungary meetup
- VIP option: Gold Lounge access, buffet lunch, gift package, and entry to the RS Evening afterparty
What You’ll Find on Site
The show is organized by RS Tuning Hungary, the country’s most respected car-building team, together with AMTS, a group that has run one of Europe’s biggest automotive exhibitions for two decades. Together they’ve curated a lineup covering tuning cars, rare classics, supercars, NASCAR machines, track cars, and custom one-off builds, so whether your taste runs toward brutal horsepower, vintage elegance, or racing pedigree, there’s something here to make your heart skip a beat.
Inside the Dome, visitors can expect high-value collector pieces rarely seen in public, alongside show-stopping stands from automotive brands where you can browse and buy their products. Outside, the most polished custom builds from Hungary and abroad go on display, all of them award winners with track records at international shows, selected through a strict jury process to guarantee quality. The day also includes five exclusive car reveals, among them two brand-new RS-Tuning project cars, AMTS’s 2027 prize car, and several one-of-a-kind builds making their Hungarian debut.
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Entertainment for Every Kind of Visitor
This isn’t just a static car show. A live DJ keeps the energy going all day on the main stage, where you’ll also catch interviews with car builders, owners, and figures from the international automotive scene, plus surprise guest appearances. Kids get their own dedicated fun with free mini drift sessions, while anyone curious about virtual racing can hop into the free simulators for a lap or two. An RC drift show brings remote-controlled cars through qualifying rounds and demonstrations, and a 100-square-meter LEGO exhibition featuring factory sets and custom builds rounds out the family-friendly side, complete with a building contest, play corner, and market stalls.
Car engine startups happen throughout the day, with NASCAR race cars and other track machines roaring to life inside the Dome, an experience you’ll feel as much as hear. As the day winds down, the Top 10 Show & Shine awards recognize the vehicles that impressed both the crowd and the industry judges most. Porsche enthusiasts have their own corner too, courtesy of a Porsche Club Hungary meetup welcoming everything from the classic 911, 924, 944, 928, and 968 to the Boxster and Cayman. If all that browsing works up an appetite, food trucks scattered around the venue serve up a variety of dishes at reasonable prices.
VIP Access and Practical Info
For those who want the full experience, a VIP ticket unlocks the Gold Lounge, where you can mingle with well-known car builders, the owners of international custom builds, and event organizers while enjoying unlimited drinks and the live DJ set. VIP guests also get a buffet lunch in the dedicated VIP zone, a special RS Event gift package, and entry to the exclusive RS Evening afterparty held later that night.
The MVM Dome is one of the easiest large venues in Budapest to reach, sitting close to the city center with excellent public transport connections, and it’s directly adjacent to the intercity bus station, making it simple to reach even if you’re arriving from outside Budapest. Ample visitor parking is also available on site. Tickets are limited, so anyone hoping to catch this rare gathering of European automotive craftsmanship on September 26 should plan to book ahead.