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Ferrari's stock dropped 15% despite raising 2025 forecasts and setting 2030 goals, after revising its EV strategy to prioritize hybrids and combustion engines.
Ferrari's stock fell 15% after its Capital Markets Day despite raising 2025 forecasts and setting ambitious 2030 targets, including €9 billion in revenue and 30% EBIT margins.
The drop followed a revised electric vehicle strategy, reducing fully electric model sales to 20% of the lineup by 2030, down from 40%, as the company prioritizes hybrids and combustion engines due to market demand.
Ferrari confirmed it has already surpassed 2026 financial goals and expects strong cash flow, with €7 billion to be returned to shareholders by 2031 through dividends and buybacks.
The first fully electric model is set for 2026, and the company plans to fund all innovation internally, absorb a potential 15% U.S. tariff, and maintain a net cash position by 2030.
Las acciones de Ferrari cayeron un 15% a pesar de elevar las previsiones para 2025 y establecer objetivos para 2030, después de revisar su estrategia EV para priorizar los híbridos y los motores de combustión.