Ferrari (BIT:RACE) is back in focus after reaching its 2026 sales target for the Luce electric vehicle ahead of schedule, supported by strong demand from China and an improved full year earnings outlook.
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The Luce launch and upgraded 2026 outlook arrive after a period where Ferrari’s share price return has been mixed. The stock recorded a 90 day gain of 15.83%, but its 1 year total shareholder return declined 21.19%, even though the 5 year total shareholder return is 98.2%.
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Ferrari has just hit an early Luce milestone and lifted 2026 guidance, yet the stock is still below its 1 year high. Does the current valuation still offer sufficient potential to justify the risk from this point?
Ferrari last closed at €339.8 compared with a most followed fair value estimate of €371.03. That gap reflects a narrative built on electrification, brand power and premium margins.
Ferrari's imminent launch of its all-electric Elettrica and increased focus on hybrid models positions the company to capture demand from eco-conscious affluent buyers as well as comply with tightening global emissions regulations, which may support long-term revenue and net margin resilience as sustainability and premiumization trends develop.
Want to see what sits behind that higher fair value for Ferrari? The narrative focuses on steady growth, firm margins and a rich earnings multiple that rivals market favourites.
Result: Fair Value of €371.03 (UNDERVALUED)
Have a read of the narrative in full and understand what's behind the forecasts.
However, Ferrari’s slower electrification path and reliance on new model launches mean regulatory shifts or weaker demand for ultra high net worth buyers could quickly challenge that upbeat narrative.
Find out about the key risks to this Ferrari narrative.
The first narrative suggests Ferrari is 8.4% below fair value at €371.03. However, the market ratios tell a different story. Ferrari trades on a P/E of 40.9x, compared with a fair ratio of 21.7x, a peer average of 27.6x and a global auto average of 13.2x.
That gap points to a lot of optimism already in the price and raises the risk that any disappointment on growth or margins could hit the stock harder than the narrative implies. Which version of Ferrari’s story feels closer to your own expectations?
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