Ferrari shares surge as new models and electric vehicle debut lift 2026 profit outlook
The Italian luxury carmaker expects core earnings to grow by at least 6 percent this year. Strong demand for new models and an upcoming EV launch drove shares higher.
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Ferrari N.V. announced on February 10, 2026, that it expects its core earnings to grow by at least 6% in 2026, setting an adjusted EBITDA target of more than 2.93 billion euros. The announcement came alongside fourth-quarter financial results that exceeded analyst expectations, leading to a marked rebound in the company's share price as investors reacted to the upgraded guidance.
Management for the luxury automaker, which is based in Italy 
IT, attributed the optimistic 2026 outlook to the successful rollout of five new models last year and the upcoming market introduction of its first fully electric vehicle. Chief Executive Benedetto Vigna highlighted the impact of recent releases, such as the Amalfi and the 849 Testarossa, which have contributed to the brand's commercial momentum within the luxury sports car and automotive sector.
IT, attributed the optimistic 2026 outlook to the successful rollout of five new models last year and the upcoming market introduction of its first fully electric vehicle. Chief Executive Benedetto Vigna highlighted the impact of recent releases, such as the Amalfi and the 849 Testarossa, which have contributed to the brand's commercial momentum within the luxury sports car and automotive sector.
