Ferrari N.V.
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Ferrari’s Q2 adjusted EBITDA beat expectations at €755 million, and it guided 2026 adjusted EBITDA to at least €2.97 billion, lifting its shares. Reports said Ferrari met the 2026 sales target for its May electric Luce, with sources citing just under 500 units. Analysts cited strong price/mix and personalization, plus demand for limited F-80 and Purosangue.
Ferrari N.V. shares rose after the company reported fiscal Q2 2026 results and reaffirmed full-year guidance. Revenue was 1.94 billion euros, up 8% year over year, and EPS was 2.62 euros. Net profit rose to 463 million euros. Ferrari raised FY 2026 revenue guidance to about 7.60 billion euros and adjusted EPS to at least 9.68 euros.
Ferrari’s first EV, the “Luce,” released in July 2026, reportedly met its sales target in two months, with sources saying Ferrari expected about 500 units sold by year end. The article notes the Luce faced design controversy and that Ferrari’s market share shrank by 8 percent. Ferrari also set a 2,500-unit sales goal for 2030.
Over the past 7 days, alphai's AI scored 5 news stories mentioning RACE (Ferrari N.V.). Coverage has skewed bullish: 4 bullish, 1 neutral, and 0 bearish.
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The article frames Ferrari’s beat and raised/“staged” guidance as evidence that earnings pressure is easing, with 2027 growth visibility improving.
Raised full-year revenue and EPS outlook on stronger personalization and sports-car mix, supporting a bullish near-term risk/reward for RACE.
If credible, faster-than-expected EV demand would support Ferrari’s near-term revenue outlook and sentiment, but the article provides no unit totals or financial guidance.
Guidance lift and profitability growth partially offset weaker shipments and EV launch sentiment, supporting a near-term valuation debate.
New-model roadmap plus biofuel testing and guidance raise can support near-term sentiment, but specifics on models and fuel economics are missing.
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Ferrari’s Q2 adjusted EBITDA beat expectations at €755 million, and it guided 2026 adjusted EBITDA to at least €2.97 billion, lifting its shares. Reports said Ferrari met the 2026 sales target for its May electric Luce, with sources citing just under 500 units. Analysts cited strong price/mix and personalization, plus demand for limited F-80 and Purosangue.
6 min readFerrari N.V. shares rose after the company reported fiscal Q2 2026 results and reaffirmed full-year guidance. Revenue was 1.94 billion euros, up 8% year over year, and EPS was 2.62 euros. Net profit rose to 463 million euros. Ferrari raised FY 2026 revenue guidance to about 7.60 billion euros and adjusted EPS to at least 9.68 euros.
6 min readFerrari’s first EV, the “Luce,” released in July 2026, reportedly met its sales target in two months, with sources saying Ferrari expected about 500 units sold by year end. The article notes the Luce faced design controversy and that Ferrari’s market share shrank by 8 percent. Ferrari also set a 2,500-unit sales goal for 2030.
2 min readFerrari reported Q2 revenue of about 1.94 billion euros, up 8% year over year, with shipments down 4% to 3,366 vehicles. Net income rose 9% to 463 million euros, or 2.62 euros per share, below analysts’ 2.15 billion euros revenue and 2.85 euros EPS. Ferrari raised 2026 revenue guidance to ~7.6 billion euros and adjusted EPS to 9.68 euros.
4 min readFerrari’s CEO Benedetto Vigna said on the company’s latest earnings call, according to Motor1.com and CNBC, that Ferrari will unveil two new models by year end and has started testing biofuels. Ferrari reported operating profit of 605 million euros and net profit of 463 million euros, up 9% YoY, and raised full-year guidance to $7.6 billion from $7.5 billion.
4 min readJefferies raised its Ferrari (NYSE:RACE) price target to €400 from €340 and kept a Buy rating after the luxury automaker’s Q2 results showed stronger pricing power and demand for personalization. Jefferies cited a 15%+ underlying ASP rise, personalization revenue growth over 20%, a fully covered order book through 2027, and lifted 2026 revenue to €7.84B.
3 min readFerrari CEO Benedetto Vigna said on the company’s quarterly earnings call that Ferrari will unveil two additional models by end-2026. Ferrari reported it has tested carbon-neutral biofuels in its combustion engines and said performance is strong. The article also notes the Luce is selling well and that 2026 targets were reached, while deliveries dipped due to model changeovers.
3 min readThe automaker reportedly had a target of selling 500 units in 2026, according to the FT, meaning in the two months after its release, the company seems to be well on track to meet its long-term goal of selling 2,500 units of the $640,000 electric vehicle by 2030. The news comes as a shock given the ridicule Ferrari endured following the car’s release in May.
5 min readFerrari unveiled the F80 in October of 2024 and the company is preparing to expand the lineup as spy photographers have snapped a new prototype undergoing testing in Maranello. It’s believed to be the F80 Aperta as the company trademarked the moniker in 2023. Given this is an open air variant, it’s not surprising that the design is virtually identical to the coupe. However, there’s thick camouflage covering the roof and hiding its secrets from onlookers.
3 min readFerrari (RACE) reported Q results with revenue of 1.94 billion euros, up 8% year over year and above consensus, and EPS of 2.62 euros, above expectations. Cars and spare parts revenue rose 8%, shipments fell 3.7%. EBITDA rose to 755 million euros. Ferrari raised FY2026 revenue to about 7.60 billion euros and EPS outlook. Shares were up 2.29% to $394.78.
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