Such hardcore models, referred to internally as Versione Speciale—Italian for “Special Version”—typically arrive toward the ...

Ferrari stock (RACE) zoomed higher after the Italian luxury automaker reported results that topped expectations and guidance that surged past investor expectations. In addition, the company’s ...

Ferrari plans to launch six new models in 2025, including EV Ferrari's 2024 EBITDA rose 12% on strong demand No plans to accelerate shipments to US to beat tariffs MILAN, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Ferrari ...

Ferrari posted a picture of Hamilton reclining on two tires with their helmet in his left hand. The post was captioned as: Kyle Larson, the #5 for Hendrick Motorsports had a remarkable 2024 where ...

Not much has been confirmed about Ferrari's first foray into electric cars, but spy photos have shown a prototype ... first introduced in 2019, came to a close last year. We have a feeling Ferrari ...

“It just depicts why I think Ferrari went for him. He’s box office, absolutely. “I think you will find there’s close to six million likes [on Instagram] about the way he looked and his ...

Ferrari Stock Steers Ahead Ferrari stock was 7% higher at the close on Tuesday at $459.30 buoyed by those Q4 results which revealed a forecast-beating rise in both revenues and earnings.

Respected Italian journalist Leo Turrini says rumours that Ferrari have found a “second or so” in the simulator with the 2025 car, the SF-25, are “meaningless”. Ferrari! Ferrari!

Deutsche Bank analyst Nicolai Kempf initiated coverage of Ferrari (RACE) with a Hold rating and EUR 430 price target The company’s “superb pricing” paired with limited China exposure ...

Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc - 2025 Ferrari Race Suits / Ferrari F1 Media Image While many fans have praised the design, others have criticized it on social media, mainly targeting the large ...

Ferrari’s first EV is rounding the final turn now. The Italian marque announced on Tuesday that it will unveil its first fully battery-powered model in October, according to the Financial Times ...

It’s unclear how much it will cost to transform your Toyota crossover into a Purosangue, but it will definitely be cheaper than buying a new Ferrari.