Ferrari is committed to improving the efficiency of its production process and reducing the emissions of its production plants and vehicles. Over the years, the Group has strived to lower its energy consumption and to minimize its environmental impact, adopting innovative solutions and using renewable energy sources for its manufacturing facilities. This was as a result, among others, of meticulous management of energy requirements: 81% of the latter were also covered by the trigeneration system in Maranello, while almost 99% of the remaining energy shortfall was purchased from certified renewable sources.

Our commitment to reducing our environmental impact is nothing new, however, and has already produced impressive results. In 2020 the Group achieved its objective of reducing the CO2 emissions of its European fleet by 35% estimated compared to 2007 levels. Another no less ambitious goal now lies before us: to become a carbon neutral company through a series of actions aimed at reducing our GHG emissions produced and, when unavoidable, offsetting the residual ones.

This will be a further and decisive step forward in our transition to sustainability and starts with a study to measure our carbon footprint.