[MARANELLO] For most carmakers, pivoting to electric cars is a matter of survival, but for Ferrari, it’s a gamble. What’s at stake is one of the car world’s most storied brands, and a business ...

Alongside the long-term financial goals, Ferrari published updated nearer-term targets. Credit: JoshBryan/Shutterstock.com Ferrari has set out new long-term financial goals, forecasting net revenues ...

Looking back at the automotive news of 2022 can feel like a glimpse into another world, one where the industry as a whole was far more bullish on EVs. Three years ago, Ferrari was reported to be ...

Ferrari’s recent market reaction underscores a tension between investor expectations and the realities of strategic transition in the automotive sector. Shares fell more than 16%, erasing €13.5 ...

Ferrari’s cautious 2030 plan masks conservative assumptions; management historically underpromise and overdelivers. Learn more about RACE stock here.

The Prancing Horse is planning to launch an average of four new car launches per year between 2026 and 2030. In 2030, the product lineup will be well balanced with 40 percent internal combustion ...

As a result, Ferrari's stock fell 15% on Thursday -- its worst trading day ever and was down by 18.2% over the past week, before the market opened Friday morning.

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Ferrari has managed to go 78 years before making its first fully electric vehicle. It's begun to reveal some details of what that'll look like, ahead of its proper 2026 launch – and what it will sound ...

At its latest Capital Markets Day, Ferrari revealed the production-ready chassis of its first electric vehicle (EV) along with many key details. Dubbed the Ferrari Elettrica for now, which is Italian ...

MILAN (AP) -- Italian luxury sports carmaker Ferrari raised its 2025 guidance on Thursday in the face of global 15 percent tariffs on foreign car imports to the United States as the company unveiled ...

Ferrari unveiled the SF90 Spider on Thursday, a convertible version of its SF90 Stradale hybrid and part of the Italian luxury carmaker's drive to make 60% of sales from hybrid technology by 2022.