FERRARI NV

Ferrari’s Luce auction raised $40 M, revealing the luxury EV market’s premium, regulatory pressures, and brand‑legacy challenges in electric hypercar adoption.

Ferrari’s 2025 share‑buyback programme moves steadily, with €180 m spent in Milan and a similar amount in New York, boosting shareholder value while staying disciplined.

Ferrari NV’s strategy blends heritage and tech—expanding global reach, cutting costs, and investing in electrification to secure stable earnings and investor confidence amid a shifting luxury automotive market.

Ferrari’s latest move: a high‑performance combustion model balances its electric ambitions, keeping shares high while meeting global demand.

Ferrari NV’s new incentive plan, pairing high bonuses and luxury cars, boosts talent retention and innovation while its stock remains resilient amid market volatility.

Ferrari N.V. completes its second tranche of a €3.5 bn share‑buyback plan, buying 82 k shares on Milan and NYSE and boosting shareholder value while preserving liquidity.

Ferrari’s Monaco GP highlights engine reliability gaps, regulatory hurdles, and the race’s impact on brand equity and future luxury pricing.

Ferrari’s Luce: the first fully electric four‑door luxury SUV, blending 500 km range, quad‑motor power, and a signature acoustic system—redefining performance for a new, affluent market.

Ferrari N.V. announces its second tranche of a €3.5 bn multi‑year share‑buyback, detailing the program’s financial impact, regulatory compliance, and value‑creation for shareholders.

Ferrari NV Q1 2026: modest revenue growth, rising EPS and margins, but supply‑chain risks and electrification lag may pressure future profitability.