Ferrari Switzerland Sales 2025: Model Highlights, Drivetrain, Fuel Types, Colors & Regional Distribution

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Ferrari Switzerland Analysis

In 2025, Ferrari remains a symbol of high-performance luxury and exclusivity in Switzerland’s premium automotive market. Based on fresh data, this overview captures the latest Ferrari sales by model, drivetrain configuration (Antrieb), fuel type (Treibstoff), popular exterior colors, and canton-level registrations (Erstinverkehrsetzung_Kanton). Let’s explore how Ferrari’s portfolio performs among Swiss customers this year.

Model Sales Breakdown

The Ferrari Purosangue leads Swiss sales with 146 units sold, showing muscular demand for this first-ever SUV from the marque. It is followed by the Ferrari 296 GTS at 80 sales and the stylish Ferrari Roma Spider coming in at 77 sales. The 12-cylinder models, including the Ferrari 12Cilindri coupe and its Spider counterpart, together add up to nearly 100 sales, underscoring the appeal of classic V12 power. The Daytona SP3 recorded 32 units sold, demonstrating enthusiasm for Ferrari’s limited-edition hypercar. Other notable models include the Ferrari 296 GTB with 31 sales and several variants of the SF90 model family such as the SF 90 XX Spider (22 sales) and SF 90 Spider (18 sales).

Here is the detailed top model lineup in descending sales order:

  1. Ferrari Purosangue – 146 sales
  2. Ferrari 296 GTS – 80 sales
  3. Ferrari Roma Spider – 77 sales
  4. Ferrari 12Cilindri – 60 sales
  5. Ferrari 12Cilindri Spider – 36 sales
  6. Ferrari Daytona SP3 – 32 sales
  7. Ferrari 296 GTB – 31 sales
  8. Ferrari SF 90 XX Spider – 22 sales
  9. Ferrari SF 90 Spider – 18 sales
  10. Ferrari SF 90 XX Stradale – 15 sales
  11. Ferrari 812 Competizione A – 12 sales

Additional rare and limited editions account for smaller volumes but showcase Ferrari’s depth of product variety in Switzerland.

Drivetrain Distribution

Among drivetrain options, rear-wheel drive (Hinterrad) remains dominant with 337 units, ideal for purists who value traditional Ferrari dynamics. All-wheel drive (Allrad) accounts for 211 vehicles, largely featured in newer turbocharged and hybrid models that offer improved traction and all-weather capability.

  • Hinterrad (Rear-Wheel Drive): 337 sales
  • Allrad (All-Wheel Drive): 211 sales

Fuel Types

Ferrari continues to mainly sell gasoline-powered vehicles with 346 units sold. However, hybrid models, reflecting Ferrari’s electrification efforts, have gained traction totaling 42 sales, including the 296 series and SF90 models.

  • Benzin (Gasoline): 346 units
  • Hybride (Hybrid): 42 units

Color Preferences

Color preferences for Ferrari buyers in Switzerland highlight the brand’s iconic red with 152 cars painted in Rosso Corsa or similar shades. Blue is the second most popular color with 109 sales, reflecting a growing trend toward alternative colors. Gray (96) and black (84) remain timeless choices. Green, white, yellow, and violet colors together make up a smaller but vibrant palette, showcasing Ferrari’s personalization capabilities.

  • Rot (Red): 152 sales
  • Blau (Blue): 109 sales
  • Grau (Gray): 96 sales
  • Schwarz (Black): 84 sales
  • Grün (Green): 46 sales
  • Weiß (White): 23 sales
  • Gelb (Yellow): 22 sales

Regional Registration (Erstinverkehrsetzung_Kanton)

The Swiss canton with the highest Ferrari registrations is Valais (VS) with 79 first registrations. Ticino (TI) closely follows with 78, highlighting strong interest in southern Switzerland. Zurich (ZH) earned 62, and Zug (ZG) 49 registrations, showing appeal in major economic hubs too. Other cantons like Vaud (VD), Geneva (GE), Basel-Stadt (BS), and Schwyz (SZ) present respectable sales as well.

  • VS (Valais) – 79 units
  • TI (Ticino) – 78 units
  • ZH (Zurich) – 62 units
  • ZG (Zug) – 49 units
  • VD (Vaud) – 45 units

Summary

Ferrari’s 2025 sales in Switzerland reflect a well-balanced mix of sporty SUVs like the Purosangue and iconic sports cars such as the 296 GTS and Roma Spider. Rear-wheel drive is favored by enthusiasts, though all-wheel drive and hybrid technology are increasingly significant in the lineup. Red remains the color of choice for Ferrari owners, complemented by classic and striking alternative hues. Valais and Ticino stand out as top cantons for Ferrari’s Swiss customer base, illustrating a blend of luxury demand across both alpine and metropolitan areas.

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