Key highlights
- Universo Ferrari will be held in New Delhi from October 17 to November 1
- Exhibition will showcase Ferrari’s latest cars, racing heritage and Classiche collection
- Ferrari F80, 849 Testarossa, Purosangue, 12Cilindri and Amalfi Spider will be on display
Ferrari is bringing its Universo Ferrari immersive exhibition to India for the first time, giving enthusiasts an opportunity to experience the brand’s road cars, motorsport heritage, historic models and future technology under one roof.
When and where
The fifth edition of Universo Ferrari will be held at Yashobhoomi, India International Convention and Expo Centre in New Delhi, from October 17 to November 1, 2026. The event will open exclusively to invited guests on October 17 and 18 before opening to the public from October 19.
Unlike a conventional motor show, Universo Ferrari is designed as a 360-degree experience covering different aspects of the Maranello marque. The exhibition will be divided into dedicated areas covering Ferrari’s current models, racing activities, historic cars and technology.
What to expect
The current-model display will feature some of Ferrari’s newest and most significant products. These include the 849 Testarossa, Purosangue, 12Cilindri and the recently unveiled Amalfi Spider. Ferrari’s latest supercar, the F80, will also be part of the exhibition.
Another highlight will be Ferrari Luce, which represents the company’s vision for the future. The experience is intended to demonstrate how technology can be combined with Ferrari’s traditional focus on performance and driving emotion.
The Racing Area will focus on Ferrari’s motorsport legacy, including the technologies and achievements that have shaped the company’s competitive history. The Classiche section, meanwhile, will celebrate iconic Ferrari models and the brand’s heritage.
Adding another dimension to the exhibition, Ferrari Hypersail, the company’s new sailing project, will make its first appearance in Asia as part of Universo Ferrari.
The event comes as Ferrari continues to expand its presence in India and engage with the country’s growing community of enthusiasts. Tickets for the public exhibition are already on sale.
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