Ferrari enters its Q1 2026 earnings report with analysts projecting a consensus revenue of $2.12 billion and an EPS of $2.70, as the stock trades near $340.00 against a $460.01 average price target.
Investors are primarily focused on total vehicle shipments, specifically the production ramp-up and delivery cadence of the high-margin Purosangue SUV. While this quarter is seasonally anticipated to be one of the year's weakest, Ferrari’s extensive order book—now extending into late 2027—provides a resilient buffer against macroeconomic volatility. Management commentary regarding the recently launched 'Ferrari Luce' electric vehicle and updated 2026 guidance will also be critical for sustaining market sentiment.