Dream Cars Draw Crowds at 2015 Brussels Motor Show
The 2015 Brussels Motor Show’s Dream Cars exhibition brought over 50 luxury and sports cars together, including two world premieres and a strong showing from established supercar names.
The Dream Cars exhibition at the 2015 Brussels Motor Show opened its doors to visitors from 22 to 25 January, offering a concentrated display of more than 50 high-end sports and luxury cars in Hall 11. The line-up included widely recognised supercars such as the Porsche 918 Spyder, Nissan GT-R Nismo, and Mercedes S63 AMG Coupe, alongside luxury models including the Rolls-Royce Ghost and the latest Mercedes-Maybach.
This year’s Dream Cars event was not just a showcase for established models. Two world premieres took place: the Noble M600 and the E-Car 333 concept. The Noble M600, already previewed at the Autosport International show in the UK a week earlier, made its public debut in mainland Europe. It brought a 4.4-litre Yamaha-sourced V8 twin-turbo engine, offering up to 650hp depending on the selected mode (Road, Track or Race). At the time of the show, Noble confirmed the car was still in beta testing, with production models yet to reach customers.
World premieres: Noble M600 and E-Car 333
The Noble M600’s appearance in Brussels marked a rare showing for the British low-volume supercar builder. The car’s adjustable power output and focus on driver involvement set it apart from the more electronics-heavy rivals on display. Pricing and final production details were not confirmed at the show, but interest was strong among visitors and collectors.
Alongside the Noble, the E-Car 333 concept made its world debut. This Belgian-designed electric vehicle was presented as a three-seater city car concept, reflecting a growing domestic interest in electric mobility. The E-Car 333’s technical details remained limited at launch, with the car positioned as a locally developed answer to urban transport challenges. Its presence at Dream Cars signalled a willingness by Belgian designers to compete for attention alongside established luxury and performance brands.
Supercars and luxury models on display
Beyond the world premieres, the Dream Cars hall included a strong line-up of high-performance machinery. The Porsche 918 Spyder, with its hybrid powertrain, drew crowds as one of the most advanced supercars of its era. Nissan’s GT-R Nismo and the Mercedes S63 AMG Coupe represented the latest in high-speed grand touring, while the Rolls-Royce Ghost and Mercedes-Maybach offered a counterpoint in comfort and luxury. The diversity of brands and models reflected both traditional supercar values and the shifting priorities of luxury buyers in 2015.
For those unable to attend, the organisers released a gallery of more than 100 high-resolution images documenting the full Dream Cars line-up. The event’s focus on both established and emerging names echoed trends seen at other European motor shows that year, including Geneva and Frankfurt, where supercars and electric concepts shared the spotlight.
A showcase for new and established names
The 2015 Dream Cars exhibition underlined Brussels’ ability to attract both world premieres and headline-grabbing supercars. While the Noble M600 and E-Car 333 provided talking points, the breadth of the display ensured that both traditionalists and those curious about future mobility found something to admire. For a look at how the year’s other European shows compared, see our coverage of the 2015 Frankfurt Motor Show’s supercar and concept line-up at /the-2015-iaa-frankfurt-motor-show-hottest-introductions.
