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Ferrari Headquarters & offices · Maranello, Italy
Ferrari · Maranello, Italy
An office building floating over water and bamboo, an assembly hall under one louvered roof — and a free yearly medical check-up for employees and their children.
The Maranello campus, the welfare programme and more than 80 years in the same town — then the pay. Every number from Ferrari's own annual report, press releases and the architects' project pages.
- 832,000 m²covered area at Maranello (≈ 8.96M sq ft)
- Since 1943headquarters in Maranello
- 4,164employees given a yearly check-up (2025)
- 5,718employees, end of 2025
Sources: Ferrari N.V. 2025 Annual Report / Form 20-F · ferrari.com press release, Nov 13, 2023 · Fuksas, Ateliers Jean Nouvel and MCA project pages
Companies / Italy / Automobiles / Ferrari
THE CAMPUS · MARANELLO · 1943–TODAY
A factory town of buildings by famous architects
Ferrari's offices sit inside its Maranello plant. Around the historic gate on Via Abetone Inferiore stand a wind tunnel by Renzo Piano, the Product Development Centre by Massimiliano Fuksas — offices over a sheet of water with a garden of bamboo below — an assembly building by Jean Nouvel under a large louvered roof, and the e-building by Mario Cucinella Architects, wrapped in opal glass with break areas and an indoor garden.
- 832,000 m² covered area
- Fuksas · Nouvel · Piano · Cucinella
- Product Development Centre: 17,000 m²
- e-building: 1.3 MW solar roof
- Fiorano test track next door
The e-building, Maranello
Mario Cucinella Architects designed the e-building, opened in 2024, where Ferrari builds its hybrid and electric cars.
Facts: Form 20-F 2025, Properties · Ferrari Magazine, “A special ‘home’ called Maranello” (Aug 7, 2020) · Fuksas project page · Ateliers Jean Nouvel project page · MCA project page · ferrari.com e-building release (Jun 21, 2024)
The Maranello campus
| Building | Address |
|---|---|
| Headquarters and plant (historic gate) | Via Abetone Inferiore 4, 41053 Maranello (MO), Italy |
| Product Development Centre (Fuksas) | Via Abetone Inferiore 4, Maranello |
| Ferrari S.p.A. registered office | Via Emilia Est 1163, Modena, Italy |
Source: Form 20-F 2025 cover · Fuksas project page · ferrari.com legal footer · See them on the map ↓
Source: Form 20-F 2025, Properties · Ferrari Magazine (Aug 7, 2020) · Fuksas, Ateliers Jean Nouvel and MCA project pages. Note: the 20-F gives the e-building as “over 40 thousand” m²; MCA gives 42,500 m².
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Benefits (Italy)
During the 2024–2027 agreement the award could exceed €17,000; it is tied to production, financial results, quality and an energy (ESG) target.
Up to €3,000 a year of the award can be swapped for Ferrari shares, tax-free under current law.
A one-off grant of free shares for every employee (2024); keep them 36 months and get up to 15% more.
Formula Benessere Check-Up during working hours, in labs built near the Maranello HQ; 4,164 employees in 2025.
Formula Benessere Junior gives medical care to employees' children; 1,058 children in 2025.
Formula Estate Junior runs a summer camp during working weeks, now in its 15th year.
Paid leave for parents of children up to age 10, on top of what the law requires.
Greater flexibility for parents whose jobs can be done in agile (remote) mode.
Source: ferrari.com press release “Ferrari: New Hires and New Initiatives for Its People” (Nov 13, 2023) · Form 20-F 2025, Employees · ferrari.com Sustainability: Employees
How Ferrari keeps people, in its own words
An in-house technical training programme where senior “Maestri” pass decades of craft on to young staff.
An Internal Job Posting platform lets people move to new roles inside Ferrari.
Once a year the plant, not normally open to the public, welcomes employees' families (2024).
Ferrari received the Equal Salary Certificate in July 2020 and the Italian UNI/PdR 125 gender-equality certification.
Employee satisfaction and engagement surveys run as the “Ferrari League” programmes.
Source: ferrari.com Sustainability: Employees · Form 20-F 2025, Employees and Diversity
Who works here
based in Italy, mostly at Maranello
in offices abroad, mostly North America and China
of managers are women (target: 18% by 2027)
of employees are trade union members
Source: Form 20-F 2025, Employees and Diversity (Dec 31, 2025)
Pay at Ferrari
Total wage costs divided by the average number of full-time equivalents, as reported under the Dutch Corporate Governance Code. Ferrari does not publish a median. The CEO's total pay was 106.9 times this amount.
Source: Ferrari N.V. 2025 Annual Report / Form 20-F, Remuneration of Directors — Internal pay ratios
Office history: from Modena to one road in Maranello
- 1929 Scuderia Ferrari is founded in Modena
Enzo Ferrari, then an Alfa Romeo driver, set up his racing team in Modena to race Alfa Romeo cars. The company was signed on November 16, 1929, at a notary's office in Modena.
Source: Form 20-F 2025, History of the Company · Ferrari Magazine, “16 November 1929”
Scuderia Ferrari trucks in Modena, 1930s · Ferruccio Testi / Public domain · Wikimedia Commons - 1939 Auto Avio Costruzioni, on the Via Emilia
Enzo Ferrari set up his own company, first called Auto Avio Costruzioni. His mechanical factory stood in Modena on the Via Emilia, about 15 km from Maranello.
Source: Form 20-F 2025 · Ferrari Magazine, “A special ‘home’ called Maranello”
No free-to-use photo found yet.Have one? We’d love to add it. - 1943 The move to Maranello
Needing room to grow, Ferrari first asked to build in Formigine; when the town said no, he chose Maranello, on the old Via Giardini road. The plant was built in late 1943, and Maranello has been the headquarters ever since.
Source: Form 20-F 2025 · Ferrari Magazine, “A special ‘home’ called Maranello”
No free-to-use photo found yet.Have one? We’d love to add it. - 1947 The first Ferrari car
Ferrari built its first racing car, the 125 S, in 1947, and its first road car, the 166 Inter, in 1948.
Source: Form 20-F 2025, History of the Company
No free-to-use photo found yet.Have one? We’d love to add it. - 1972 A private test track next to the plant
The Fiorano track, about 3,000 m long, was built beside the plant in 1972 and remodeled in 1996. It also houses the Formula 1 logistics offices.
Source: Form 20-F 2025, Properties
Fiorano circuit control room, 1972 · Unknown author / Public domain · Wikimedia Commons - 2004 Fuksas' Product Development Centre
A 17,000 m² office building for the technical management, between the wind tunnel and the engineering building: a raised volume over a sheet of water, with red and yellow meeting rooms and a bamboo garden below. Built 2001–2004.
Source: Fuksas project page “Ferrari Headquarters and Research Centre”
No free-to-use photo found yet.Have one? We’d love to add it. - 2009 Jean Nouvel's assembly building
Ateliers Jean Nouvel won the 2006 competition for a new assembly facility with offices, meeting rooms and relax areas in the historic part of the site. Its buildings share one large louvered roof, with a garden between new and old. Finished 2009; 21,022 m².
Source: Ateliers Jean Nouvel project page “Ferrari factory”
No free-to-use photo found yet.Have one? We’d love to add it. - 2024 The e-building
Opened on June 21, 2024, north of the campus on land that replaced old industrial buildings. It assembles combustion, hybrid and electric cars, with break areas, an indoor and outdoor garden and more than 3,000 solar panels on the roof.
Source: ferrari.com release, Jun 21, 2024 · MCA project page · Form 20-F 2025
The e-building, 2024 · Photo: Duccio Malagamba / MCA – Mario Cucinella Architects - 2025– A new paint shop and test track
Ferrari built the e-Vortex test track (≈ 2 km, 37,000 m²) in 2025 and is building a new paint shop of about 65,000 m² over two floors.
Source: Form 20-F 2025, Properties
No free-to-use photo found yet.Have one? We’d love to add it.
Map: how the headquarters moved
About 15 km from Modena to Maranello — and since 1943 Ferrari has stayed in the same town, growing along Via Abetone Inferiore with its own test track next door.
- 1 · 1929Modena — Scuderia Ferrari founded; the exact address is not given in Ferrari's own sources, so the point marks the city.
- 2 · 1972Fiorano track, Maranello — Ferrari's private test track, next to the plant
- 3 · 1943–todayVia Abetone Inferiore 4, Maranello — Headquarters and plant since late 1943
Addresses: Form 20-F 2025 · Ferrari Magazine · Fuksas project page
What Ferrari does
Ferrari designs, builds and sells luxury sports cars, and runs Scuderia Ferrari, the longest-running team in Formula 1. Every car and every engine it sells is assembled at Maranello.
Net revenues 2025: cars and spare parts €6,005M (84%), sponsorship, commercial and brand €820M (11.5%), other €321M (4.5%).
Where the money came from · Cars shipped by region, 2025
Source: Form 20-F 2025, Financial Overview (shipments of new cars by region)
Source: Ferrari N.V. 2025 Annual Report / Form 20-F (filed Feb 19, 2026)
Growth: revenue vs. people
€3.1B → €7.1B
3,336 → 5,544
Fiscal years end December 31. Net revenues: SEC XBRL data from Ferrari's Form 20-F filings (IFRS, euros). Employees: average number for the year, Form 20-F. Year-end headcount 2025: 5,718. Multiples calculated by eciffo.
Chief executives
Joined Ferrari as CEO and Executive Director on September 16, 2021, from STMicroelectronics; confirmed as CEO in April 2025.
Founder: Enzo Ferrari (1898–1988), who started Scuderia Ferrari in Modena in 1929. Chairman: John Elkann.
Source: Form 20-F 2025, Board of Directors · Ferrari Magazine, “16 November 1929”
Ferrari: questions people ask
Where is Ferrari's headquarters?
At Via Abetone Inferiore 4 in Maranello, near Modena, Italy. The corporate offices are inside the Maranello plant, where Ferrari builds every car and engine it sells. The holding company's official seat is in Amsterdam.
Source: Form 20-F 2025
Since when has Ferrari been in Maranello?
Since late 1943, when Enzo Ferrari moved his headquarters from Modena to Maranello. It has been the headquarters ever since.
Source: Form 20-F 2025, History of the Company
Who designed Ferrari's buildings in Maranello?
Renzo Piano designed the wind tunnel, Massimiliano Fuksas the Product Development Centre, Jean Nouvel the assembly building, Marco Visconti the mechanics workshops, paint pavilion and canteen, Luigi Sturchio the sports logistics building, and MCA – Mario Cucinella Architects the 2024 e-building.
Source: Ferrari Magazine (Aug 7, 2020) · MCA project page
How big is Ferrari's Maranello site?
The Maranello plant has a covered area of about 832,000 m² (about 8.96 million sq ft), and Ferrari owns its facilities there.
Source: Form 20-F 2025, Properties
Can you visit the Ferrari factory?
The working site is not normally open to the public. Ferrari opens it to employees' families on a yearly Family Day and holds client experiences there. The public can visit the Ferrari Museum in Maranello.
Source: ferrari.com Sustainability: Employees · Form 20-F 2025
How many people work at Ferrari?
5,718 employees at the end of 2025; 5,367 were based in Italy, mostly at Maranello, and 351 abroad.
Source: Form 20-F 2025, Employees
What benefits does Ferrari offer?
In Italy: a yearly Competitiveness Award that can partly be taken in shares, a one-off grant of free shares, a free yearly medical check-up during working hours, health care for children aged 4–18, a summer camp, and paid leave for parents of children up to 10.
Source: ferrari.com press release (Nov 13, 2023) · Form 20-F 2025
Does Ferrari allow remote work?
Ferrari offers flexible work arrangements and, for parents whose jobs allow it, greater flexibility to work in agile mode.
Source: Form 20-F 2025, Employees · ferrari.com press release (Nov 13, 2023)
How much do Ferrari employees earn?
Ferrari's average remuneration cost per full-time employee was €102,110 in 2025. The CEO's total pay was 106.9 times that. Ferrari does not publish a median.
Source: Form 20-F 2025, Internal pay ratios
Who is Ferrari's CEO?
Benedetto Vigna, CEO since September 16, 2021. The chairman is John Elkann; the company was founded by Enzo Ferrari.
Source: Form 20-F 2025
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