Ferrari: 6 new models in 2025, delivery dates to 2027
Ferrari has the wind in its sails, having recorded the best annual sales in its history in 2024 - including 51% with some form of electrification - and preparing to unveil six new models in 2025.
One of the most important will be the Italian marque's first all-electric vehicle. It will be unveiled at a special event on October 9, Ferrari announced this week. Expect some kind of utility vehicle rather than a conventional sports car. Production will take place at a second plant in Maranello.
Other new products are likely to include a replacement for the SF90 Stradale (the name has yet to be announced, but prototypes have been tested on public roads for the past year or so, so an unveiling is not far off), an updated 296 (coupe and cabriolet), and a new version of the Purosangue (possibly less expensive and powered by an electrified V8).
The end is near for the Roma, too, but its heir may not be introduced this year. On the other hand, one or two special, very limited-production models of the Icona series, following on from the Daytona SP3, cannot be ruled out.
By the way, if you're a wealthy customer interested in ordering a Ferrari instead of turning to the models already in stock, you should know that the order book is full for two years. In other words, you won't be able to take possession until early 2027.
The company mentioned that demand is currently coming mainly from buyers of the 12Cilindri, the V12-powered replacement for the 812 Superfast, unveiled in the spring of 2024. As for the new F80 flagship, expected in North America from 2026, all 799 available examples have already been reserved, including one by Quebec collector Luc Poirier.
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