Ferrari Reports Strong Q2 Earnings Amid Rising Demand for Custom Supercars
Ferrari N.V. reported strong second-quarter results in fiscal 2026, with revenue rising 8% year over year to €1.94 billion ($2.25 billion), exceeding analyst expectations. The company's earnings per share came in at €2.62 ($3.05), also above forecasts. Growth was driven by a richer sports-car mix and increased personalization, with customization now accounting for more than 20% of cars and spare-parts revenue. Ferrari’s EBITDA rose 7% to €755 million while net profit climbed 9% year over year to €463 million. The company reaffirmed its full-year guidance despite a slight decline in total shipments by 3.7%. CEO Benedetto Vigna highlighted strong demand and disciplined execution, noting that customers are increasingly splurging on custom features like carbon fiber components and special leathers. The automaker is also benefiting from limited-edition models such as the F80 hybrid supercar priced at €3.6 million and its first electric model, Ferrari Luce, which has generated strong order demand.
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