Sports Cars Calendar Calendar A3+ 2026+

2026 Super Cars Calendar – Kalpa
Where engineering meets adrenaline.

The road isn’t just a place to drive—it’s a stage. The 2026 Super Cars Calendar by Kalpa brings you 12 months of pure automotive excellence, featuring the world’s most jaw-dropping machines. From Italian elegance to American muscle, every page is a tribute to speed, design, and the boldest visions in modern engineering.

Start your year with the raw carbon fiber beauty of the Pagani Huayra Roadster BC (2021)—an open-top hypercar sculpted for both wind and wonder. Then meet the future with the cutting-edge McLaren Artura (2025), where hybrid tech and lightweight agility redefine performance.

March showcases the futuristic power of the Czinger 21C VMAX (2023)—designed by AI, built by hand, and made to break rules. Then feel the roar of the iconic Lamborghini Huracán GTD (2018)—timeless, aggressive, and built for the track.

In May, the sleek lines of the Leawer GT (2024) deliver a modern, electric-inspired take on luxury performance. By summer, the Chevy Corvette Convertible (2024) takes over—top down, engine hot, and built for freedom.

July brings back the beast: the Pagani Huayra R (2023), an uncompromising track-only monster with V12 sound and sci-fi looks. August follows with the razor-sharp precision of the Porsche Cayman GT4 RS (2023)—pure driver's pleasure.

In September, meet the ultra-exclusive Bentley Mulliner Bacalar (2024)—a handcrafted masterpiece of bespoke luxury. Then the Chevrolet Corvette E-Ray (2024) storms in, blending V8 muscle with electric innovation.

October heats up with the hybrid V12 power of the Lamborghini Revuelto (2024)—bold, brutal, unmistakably Lambo. And finally, close out the year with the stunning Ferrari Daytona SP3 (2023)—a tribute to racing heritage wrapped in futuristic curves.

Printed on premium-quality paper with full-bleed, high-resolution photography, this calendar is made for gearheads, collectors, and lovers of high performance. Whether you hang it in your garage, office, or showroom, it makes a statement: this is what speed looks like.