Ferrari (RACE) CMD 2025 summary
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CMD 2025 summary
3 Feb, 2026Strategic vision and business model
Pursues growth through a unique blend of racing, sports cars, and lifestyle, balancing inclusivity and exclusivity to strengthen the client community.
Maintains product uniqueness and scarcity, with 100% of cars uniquely personalized and limited volumes to preserve exclusivity.
Expands product range with 14 launches from 2023–2025 and four new launches per year from 2026–2030.
Diversifies revenue streams by growing lifestyle and racing activities alongside core sports car sales, targeting ~5% annual growth to 2030.
Agility, innovation, and continuous investment in people, infrastructure, and open collaboration are emphasized.
Product and technology roadmap
By 2030, the lineup will be ~40% internal combustion, ~40% hybrid, and ~20% electric, reflecting a technology-neutral approach.
Ferrari Elettrica to debut in late 2026, expanding the electric offering and driving innovation.
Focus on horizontal product diversification, with more models at lower volumes and major investments in e-building, paint shop, and testing facilities.
Technology transfer from racing to road cars, with innovations in powertrain, aerodynamics, and human interface.
Open innovation strategy, doubling university projects and increasing patent filings fivefold from 2021 to 2024.
Commercial and client strategy
Active client base expanded to ~90,000 (+20% since 2022), with 32,000+ new-to-brand clients and rejuvenated collector demographics.
Personalization is a key differentiator, with all cars tailored to client specifications and enhanced aftersales and collector engagement.
New Tailor Made centers planned in Los Angeles and Tokyo by 2027 to enhance client experience and accessibility.
Lifestyle business elevated, focusing on personal luxury goods, collectibles, and experiences, with new flagship stores in London and New York.
Museums and brand experiences continue to attract millions, reinforcing cultural relevance and community engagement.
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