Ferrari announced that the company's order book is fully filled until the end of 2027, and two new models will debut before the end of 2026. This was stated by the company's CEO, Benedetto Vigna, during the financial results report.
At the same time, Ferrari confirmed high demand for its latest novelties. The 296 Speciale and 12Cilindri families are already completely sold out, including the limited edition 12Cilindri Manuale, which had a production run of 1499 units. The allocation of production quotas for 2026 for the brand's first production electric car, the Ferrari Luce, has also been completed. According to the company, new orders, including those from China, are already shifting to 2027.
Meanwhile, Ferrari continues to adhere to a strategy of artificially limiting production volumes. The company is gradually phasing out the 296 GTS, Roma Spider, and SF90 XX, while increasing deliveries of new Amalfi, 849 Testarossa, and F80 models. This approach allows the company to maintain the exclusivity of its cars and high demand.
The names of the two upcoming new models have not yet been disclosed. According to industry sources, one of the premieres could be an open-top version of the F80 Aperta hypercar, and the second could be a more extreme modification of the 12Cilindri with improved aerodynamics, reduced weight, and a boosted engine. However, Ferrari has not officially confirmed this information.
During the conference, special attention was paid to the future of internal combustion engines. Benedetto Vigna stated that the company considers biofuels as one type of carbon-neutral fuel.