Company Overview - Ferrari's stock has shown consistent growth since its listing in early 2016, outperforming peers in Europe, with analysts expressing strong bullish sentiment ahead of the Capital Markets Day [1][2] - The company is expected to unveil its electric vehicle (EV) model next year, generating optimism among analysts and investors [2][3] Earnings and Growth Projections - Analysts noted a conservative outlook from Ferrari regarding its earnings growth compared to previous projections made during the last Capital Markets Day, which did not meet market expectations [3] - The company is producing a limited number of vehicles annually (around 10,000 to 12,000), raising questions about its compliance with future regulations on combustion engines [6][7] Electric Vehicle Market Dynamics - The growth of EV sales in Europe has not reached anticipated levels, leading to skepticism about the EU's goal to phase out combustion cars by 2035 [5] - There is a growing belief that lower-volume manufacturers like Ferrari may receive leniency regarding combustion engine regulations, allowing them to adjust their product plans accordingly [7] Competitive Landscape - The German automaker Porsche is facing challenges in the Chinese market due to aggressive pricing strategies from domestic manufacturers, impacting its profitability [9][10] - The transition from combustion to electric vehicles is leading to a commodification of performance, which could undermine the premium pricing that German companies have traditionally enjoyed [10][11]
Ferrari, Porsche Slide on Outlook