Ferrari announced that it will suspend all vehicle deliveries to the Middle East because of the ongoing conflict in the region, citing transportation disruptions and safety concerns for customers and dealers.
The Middle East represents about 4.6 % of Ferrari’s global deliveries, a relatively small share but a high‑margin segment. The suspension could reduce revenue and limit the brand’s presence in the region until conditions improve.
Ferrari will continue a limited number of air‑freight deliveries, which are more expensive than sea freight, indicating the company’s priority on safety over cost. Management said it is closely monitoring developments and will resume deliveries when transport is safe.
The announcement was met with investor concern, reflecting worries about the impact on a high‑margin market and the broader geopolitical risk affecting luxury automakers. The move underscores the vulnerability of luxury brands to regional conflicts and highlights the importance of diversified markets. Ferrari’s strong order book and controlled production model provide resilience, but the company remains cautious about the Middle East until stability returns.
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