Ferrari cuts India prices up to 30% as EU FTA slashes import duty from 110% to 30%
Ferrari dealerships are taking new orders at pre-FTA discounts ahead of late-2026 rollout. Purosangue drops from Rs 10.5 cr to Rs 7.59 cr; 12Cilindri Spider from Rs 9.15 cr to Rs 6.38 cr; Amalfi lands near Rs 4.08 cr. Quotas expand from 100k units year one to 160k by year ten.
Ferrari's India dealerships are accepting new orders at up to 30% lower prices ahead of the India-EU FTA, which will slash luxury car import duties from 110% to 30% in year one, reshaping India's luxury auto retail.
Why this matters
Ferrari is among the first luxury automakers to pass FTA savings to Indian buyers, signaling aggressive repricing in a market long constrained by 110% import duties on CBU vehicles.
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