Ferrari: The Road to 2030
Ferrari outlined its strategic vision for the next five years at Capital Markets Day, focusing on innovation, heritage, and performance.
Ferrari’s unique positioning lies at the crossroads of heritage, technology and racing
According to CEO Benedetto Vigna, the new plan builds on the principles of uniqueness, technology neutrality, production agility, and client centricity.
Commitment is the force that carries Ferrari forward. Commitment to our people, commitment to Italy and commitment to being unique
Chairman John Elkann emphasized the importance of commitment and consistency in the company's approach.
Author's summary: Ferrari outlines its strategic plan for 2030.
- Innovation
- Heritage
- Performance
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