Ferrari bets bigger on India, promises to pass on EU trade-deal benefits
What Happened
Ferrari is expanding its Indian footprint from three to five cities, adding dealerships in Chennai and Ahmedabad to its existing presence in New Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru. It will partner with KUN Group in Chennai and Infinity Group in Ahmedabad. Demand is already rising. Ferrari registrations in India reached 45 units during January-September 2026, matching the total for all of 2025.
Key Takeaways
The proposed India-EU Free Trade Agreement could significantly reduce duties on eligible European cars. Ferrari said it is willing to pass the resulting benefits on to Indian customers. However, the final impact on prices will depend on the applicable tariff provisions, vehicle eligibility and the agreement coming into force.