The Italian supercar maker has just shared a performance report for Q3 2023, according to which it has sold 3,459 vehicles over the past three months – 271 more than in the same period of 2022. 51% of them were hybrids, up from 43% in Q2 2023.
The sales composition hasn’t changed much. Ferrari is still selling nine petrol-only models and four electrified ones, if you count the different body types as being separate models. Sales in the hybrid segment were confidently led by the SF90 and 296 models.
The report also highlights that the sales of the 812 Competizione A Roadster and the Purosangue SUV were on the rise in Q3, the Daytona SP3 is being manufactured according to schedule and the F8 Spider is on its way to planned retirement.