Ferrari reports 2025 results with record employee bonuses and new EV plans

Ferrari has reported its 2025 results and announced record bonuses for employees. Despite a slight dip in deliveries—13,640 cars sold, down 112 from 2024—financial metrics improved. Revenue rose 7% to €7.1 billion, with operating profit reaching €2.1 billion, up 12% year-over-year. Against this backdrop, management approved annual bonuses of up to €14,900 for Italian workers, equivalent to nearly $18,000 at current exchange rates.

Ferrari emphasizes that its steady growth stems from high model margins rather than volume. Moreover, the order book remains full: all production for 2026 is already sold out, and plans for 2027 are nearly fully committed. This provides confidence in the company’s ongoing financial stability.

In the coming years, the brand is preparing a series of debuts. In 2026, the company will introduce five new models, including its first electric vehicle, the Ferrari Luce. However, the commitment to internal combustion engines (ICE) remains unchanged: by the end of the decade, 80% of the lineup will still consist of ICE vehicles. The share will be split evenly between pure ICE and hybrids, with EVs accounting for about 20%.

Engineers believe the potential of ICE is not yet exhausted: upgrades to V6, V8, and V12 engines continue, and Ferrari aims to enhance power output per liter while meeting new environmental standards. This approach allows the brand to retain its loyal audience while attracting new customers in the electric supercar segment.

Given strong sales and optimistic forecasts, Ferrari employees can expect to continue sharing in the company’s success—bonuses are likely to persist in the years ahead.