The Italian carmaker revealed earlier this week that the number of reservations in its pre-order books will keep the production lines busy through most of 2025, and with the Purosangue SUV hitting mass production, the orders can be expected to keep flowing.
Ferrari’s original plans for the current year included a presentation of three new cars, so it is safe to expect the company’s annual sales to soar in the near future.
Little is known about these new Ferrari models. One of them is believed to be a particularly hardcore version of the SF90 Stradale for the track. Another one probably comes to replace the 812 Superfast. In 2025, the company plans to introduce its first all-electric vehicle.