Ferrari Raises Guidance as Customizations Drive Record Profits

Ferrari reported a net profit of 1.307 billion euros for the first nine months of 2026, marking a 7 percent increase year-over-year as revenue climbed 6 percent to 5.68 billion euros, according to torinocronaca.it. Chief Executive Officer Benedetto Vigna was driven by these record results to raise the full-year revenue guidance to 7.65 billion euros, while the company’s shares jumped 4.5 percent on Piazza Affari to reach 375 euros, marking their highest level in over a year.

Record Profits Driven by Customizations and the F80

The financial surge was not fueled by pure sales volume, as vehicle deliveries held steady at 3,368, matching the previous year. Instead, margins reached stellar levels—with an EBITDA of 39.2 percent for the nine-month period and nearly 39.7 percent in the third quarter—thanks to the quality of cars sold and the debut of the F80 supercar. Tailored personalizations experienced a massive explosion, exceeding 21 percent of total revenues generated from cars and spare parts.

«Unicità, innovazione e focus sono i fattori che sostengono questi risultati», Vediamo una domanda solida su tutti i modelli e in tutte le aree geografiche

Chief Executive Officer Benedetto Vigna highlighted these pillars as the driving force behind the widespread global demand spanning all geographical areas and models.

Orders Fill Production Lines Through 2028

The unprecedented demand has filled the company’s order books so thoroughly that current production lines are fully booked through the entirety of 2028. The exceptionally high market interest is further demonstrated by the Ferrari Luce, which has already completely sold out its 2027 allocations.

Vigna confirmed that customers placing orders now will face a wait of at least a year, alongside the announcement that the initial test drives for clients and the press are scheduled for the beginning of next year.