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Ferrari international vehicle exhibitions

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Ferrari is conducting a series of international exhibitions in late 2026 to showcase its automotive history, motorsport heritage, and new technology. In Tokyo, the ‘Ferrari Festival Tokyo 2026’ is being held at Tokyo Midtown in Roppongi through October 4. The festival features 17 vehicles, including the F40, F50, Enzo Ferrari, and the SF-26 Formula 1 machine. A private preview of the ‘Ferrari Luce’, the brand’s first fully electric sports car, is also hosted for invited guests. Following this, the Universo exhibition debuted in India at the Yashobhoomi India International Convention and Expo Centre in New Delhi, running from October 17 to November 1. Inaugurated by Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna and attended by Italian Ambassador Antonio Bartoli, the exhibition displays historic Classiche models such as the 365 GTB4 alongside contemporary vehicles like the 12Cilindri, Purosangue, and the new F80 flagship. The event also features the Luce electric model, Formula 1 and Le Mans-winning 499P racing machines, the Ferrari Hypersail sailing project, and a 612 Scaglietti that previously completed a 13,000 km tour across India in 2008. The New Delhi event marks a strategic effort to deepen Ferrari’s presence in the Indian luxury market. To support this expansion, the company announced plans to establish two additional dealerships by the end of 2026, partnering with the KUN Group in Chennai and the Infinity Group in Ahmedabad to enhance retail and customer service capabilities in the southern and western regions.

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