Ferrari has raised its revenue guidance for the full year 2025, citing sustained demand for car customizations and increased deliveries of new models in the third quarter.
On Tuesday, the Italian luxury sports car manufacturer announced it now expects revenue to reach approximately 7.65 billion euros ($8.56 billion) for the year, an increase from its earlier prediction of around 7.6 billion euros. Additionally, Ferrari projected adjusted earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) of at least 2.29 billion euros, an upgrade from the previous estimate of at least 2.26 billion euros.
The company’s optimistic outlook reflects strong customer interest in its tailored vehicle options and successful sales of newly launched models. This positive trend is seen as a clear indicator of Ferrari’s brand strength and market position.
As the automotive industry continues to navigate supply chain challenges, Ferrari’s ability to meet customer demand remains a key focus moving forward.
