Despite not having broken his record, the Ferrari had great sales success in 2025. With 13,640 vehicles delivered to customers, the company was just 112 units away from equaling the 2024 result.
However, the automaker’s success is not just measured by the number of vehicles it sells each year. Considering that the Ferrari produces some of the most expensive cars in the world, profit margins are worth much more when analyzing their performance.
Therefore, even if it sold fewer cars in 2025, the Ferrari generated more revenue than the previous year. Net sales rose 7% to €7.1 billion, while operating profit jumped 12% to €2.1 billion.
As a result of this resounding success, the company’s employees are now putting record amounts of annual bonuses in their pockets. This information was revealed by Benedetto VignaCEO yes Ferrarispeaking to the press during the fourth quarter earnings call.
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According to him, employees of the Ferrari in Italy they can receive a competitive annual bonus of up to €14,900 (equivalent to around US$18,000). According to the Motor 1 website, the Ferrari has 5 thousand workers in its country of origin.
And the future of Ferrari it looks quite shiny. Production for 2026 is already completely sold out and the order book for 2027 is also almost complete, according to the CEO.
Additionally, several new models are on the way, including the electric Lucewhich debuts this year along with four other vehicles. By the end of 2030, it is expected that Ferrari launch 20 new vehicles.
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