In which country is Ferrari's headquarters located?

Ferrari’s headquarters are located in Italy. The company’s best-known operational base is in Maranello, in the Emilia-Romagna region, where Ferrari designs, develops and builds its road cars alongside its historic racing identity.

Maranello became Ferrari’s home during the Second World War, when Enzo Ferrari moved the company’s factory there from Modena in 1943. The site was rebuilt after wartime bombing and remained central to Ferrari’s development as both a manufacturer and a racing organization. The nearby Fiorano Circuit is used for testing Ferrari road and competition cars.

A common mix-up is answering “Maranello” when the question asks for a country. Maranello is the town; Italy is the country. Modena can also appear in corporate or historical references because it is the nearby provincial capital and Ferrari’s legal history is tied to the area. Spain, Germany and France have important automotive industries, but Ferrari’s headquarters and manufacturing heritage are Italian.