Ferrari is an Italian myth, which has written history in racing and on the product. Here’s who owns the house in Maranello today.
The brand Ferrari it is a pride of our country, a symbol known throughout the world and which builds the most beautiful cars ever. Nowadays, the Cavallino is in splendid shape and closed 2023 with over a billion euros in net profit, a result that had never been achieved in the past, and with over 13,000 cars sold, a constantly growing figure. Maranello’s supercars are the most sought after, and 2024 promises even better results.
Indeed, two new jewels will soon be revealed to the world, namely the heirs of the 812 Superfast and the LaFerrari, with the first one possibly called Ferrari Miami and expected to be revealed as early as May. In the next lines, we will reveal a curiosity that is linked to the Cavallino, explaining in detail who the owner is nowadays. After many changes, the situation is now rather clear and decisive.
Ferrari, here’s who’s in command today
Now the time has come to reveal who the real owner is Ferrariwith family management that no longer exists for some time. The Cavallino is part of the Dutch holding company Ferrari NV, which is part of the Exor groupand has become part of the aforementioned holding since 2023. Maranello’s is a joint-stock company, and as you will remember, its entry into the world of FIAT it happened way back in 1969.
The family Lambs it has always been important over the last half century, so much so that until a few years ago, the FIAT logo also appeared on Prancing Horse cars. Nowadays, something is happening in Maranello that hasn’t happened since the days of the Drake, since the president also coincides with property, or with the figure of John Elkanna controversial figure, but who is doing an excellent job in terms of the product and the importance of the company, even if motorsport could be discussed.
Elkann, grandson of Gianni Agnellihas always been seen as the heir of the Lawyer, and assumed the role of president way back in 2018, upon the death of Sergio Marchionne. Elkann is the big boss of Exor, so we could say that he himself is the owner of Ferrari, and it is John himself who will have to lead its rebirth in the motorsports field. At the moment, the results have not proved him right, but the F1 team is growing, and has already achieved historic success.
The president was one of the great supporters of the return of the Cavallino to the 24 hours of Le Mans, which last year was won on its debut by the 499P in the Hypercar class, a car that is destined to give many other great satisfactions. The hope is to see a similar scenario in F1 too, but the road still seems to be long and the next few years will give us more answers.
