Have you always wanted to see how a Ferrari is made? Then you will be interested in today's video. It shows the complete production process of the red racers at the Ferrari plant in Maranello in the Italian province of Modena. A tour of the Ferrari factory is also possible for visitors. More on that at the end of the post.
Around 3.300 people work at Ferrari. Many of the movements in the place of worship of the Cavallino Rampantes are now carried out by robots. 2017 was the most successful year for Ferrari. 8.398 sports cars were sold.
In the modern production facility of the Italian sports car manufacturer, it is easy to see how the body, chassis, windows and engines are assembled. According to that manager magazine Ferrari was the most profitable automaker in the first half of 2018. The operating profit was around 69.000 euros per sports car sold.
The Ferrari factory in Maranello
As with many other manufacturers, the assembly of a Ferrari is a precisely timed production process. From casting the aluminum engine blocks, to priming and then painting the body, to final assembly and quality control.
The video from the Ferrari factory in Maranello also shows the green oasis of the factory halls. Many plants stand next to a clearly defined production line. Tidy workplaces that are almost reminiscent of the operating room in a clinic. The street names on the factory premises also sound very interesting. Many of them are dedicated to well-known personalities. Next to Via Juan Manuel Fangio there is also Viale Enzo Ferrari.
Tour of the Ferrari factory in Maranello
The Italians who work at Ferrari have a heart for their champions, as they do for the red Maranello racers they make. Would you like to visit the sacred halls of the “Prancing Horses” yourself? The sports car manufacturer Ferrari offers one on its website Factory Tour , a factory tour of its production facilities in Maranello.
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