Ferrari Lifts 2022 Forecasts After Strong Second Quarter Results, Record Orders

Ferrari Lifts 2022 Forecasts After Strong Second Quarter Results, Record Orders
Ferrari Roma is unveiled during its first world presentation in Rome, Italy, on Nov. 14, 2019. Guglielmo Mangiapane/Reuters
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MILAN—Ferrari beat earnings forecasts and reported record orders in the second quarter, prompting the luxury sports car maker to raise its full-year targets, as Portofino M and F8 family models drove sales.

The Italian company, famed for its roaring engines powering super-cars with price tags starting at over 200,000 euros ($205,000), in June rolled out its new business plan, with a promise to make electric and hybrid cars 80 percent of its models by 2030.