Ferrari Sold Out Through 2027 as Demand Hits New High

Ferrari has confirmed its production is fully booked through 2027, with strong global demand driving orders despite an evolving model lineup.

Ferrari continues to break sales records. The Italian automaker has confirmed that its entire production through 2027 is already sold out, meaning customers placing a new order today will likely have to wait until 2028 for delivery.

Strong worldwide demand continues to fuel Ferrari’s success as the company expands its lineup with new models while retiring others.

Ferrari’s Order Books Are Completely Full

Ferrari says demand remains strong across every major market. As a result, every available production slot through 2027 has already been reserved.

The company is currently ramping up deliveries of several new models, including:

• Ferrari Amalfi
• Ferrari 849 Testarossa
• Ferrari 296 Speciale
• Ferrari 296 Speciale A

Meanwhile, production of the 296 GTS, Roma Spider, and SF90 XX models is coming to an end as Ferrari prepares its next generation of vehicles.

Ferrari has confirmed that every production slot through 2027 has already been reserved.

Hybrid Models Continue to Gain Momentum

Ferrari delivered 6,802 vehicles during the first half of 2026. Although that figure is 285 units lower than last year, customer demand remains exceptionally strong.

Europe, the Middle East, and Africa represented nearly half of total deliveries.

The brand’s current sales mix includes:

• 70% gasoline-powered models
• 30% hybrid models

Ferrari has also expanded its portfolio with the Handling Speciale package for the Purosangue and the recently introduced 12Cilindri Manuale, which sold out shortly after its unveiling.anuale, which immediately sold out after its debut.

Ferrari’s growing lineup of combustion and hybrid models continues attracting buyers worldwide.

More Ferrari Models Are Still on the Way

Ferrari promised to unveil five new models during 2026. So far, three have made their debut:

• Amalfi Spider
• Luce
• 12Cilindri Manuale

Additional launches are expected before the end of the year. Industry speculation points to a more track-focused 296 Speciale variant, while recent prototypes suggest an F80 Aperta could also arrive soon.

CEO Benedetto Vigna says Ferrari now offers the most complete lineup in the company’s history, giving customers more choices than ever while maintaining the brand’s exclusivity.

Ferrari is preparing more launches despite having its production sold out through 2027.