Ferrari, Lamborghini, Maserati: here is the favorite Italian luxury brand in the United States - 2024 figures

Italian luxury cars continue to captivate car enthusiasts in the United States. Among the giants Ferrari, Lamborghini and Maseraticompetition remains fierce, with interesting market dynamics to watch. So, which brand won the hearts of Americans in 2024? Let's take a look at the sales and trends of these three luxury icons.

Ferrari, Lamborghini, Maserati registrations from January to December 2024 in the United States

1. Maserati: leadership in decline

Maserati has long been the Italian luxury brand that dominated the American market. Its growth model was marked by an influx of sales between 2016 and 2018 thanks to models like the Ghibli and Levante, but this euphoria has given way to a slowdown. In 2024, Maserati remains the leader, with 4,819 registrations, but the facts are clear: its sales have fallen drastically compared with five years ago. They have been divided by 2 since 2023 and by 3 since 2018.

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The lack of new models has weakened its position, despite the introduction of recent models such as the MC20, Granturismo, Grancabrio and Grecale. The latter, while having undeniable potential, has not enabled Maserati to regain its dominant position.. Forecasts for 2025 are not favorable, and without a more marked revival, Maserati could well fall to the bottom of the podium as early as next year.

MaseratiEvolution
20244819-37%
2023769713%
20226819-11%
2021768241%
20205442-33%
20198150-28%
201811339-19%
20171404612%
2016125347%
201511700

2. Ferrari: an exceptional December saves second place

Ferrari, with 3,527 registrations in 2024, can boast an exceptional December with 430 registrations, putting it back ahead of Lamborghini. Nonetheless, the prancing horse brand is growing more slowly than its rival in volume terms. Unlike Lamborghini, Ferrari has opted for a more diversified range, with models such as the Roma, the 296 GTB and the Purosangue, but this strategy of diversification also has the effect of diluting the impact of each new model.

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With a record December, Ferrari remains ahead of Lamborghini. However, the introduction of even more exclusive cars, such as the F80 or the 12Cilindri, could change the situation, with less volume.

FerrariEvolution
2024352713%
202331246%
2022294824%
2021238715%
20202070-20%
201925877%
20182417-12%
2017275915%
201623986%
20152258

3. Lamborghini: stable but solid growth

Lamborghini, on the other hand, follows a more controlled but equally effective strategy. In 2024, Lamborghini sold 3,510 unitsAnd with the new Revuelto replacing the Aventador and the Temerario replacing the Huracan, the bull brand seems well armed for further growth.

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In 2024, Lamborghini passed a milestone, with registrations exceeding 3,500 units, coming dangerously close to Ferrari. Lamborghini's quiet strength lies in its ability to maintain a stable yet high-performance offering, with flagship models like the Urus.

LamborghiniEvolution
2024351023%
2023286226%
20222275-6%
202124127%
20202263-17%
2019271670%
2018159946%
201710955%
201610413%
20151009

Our predictions for 2025: Lamborghini could come out on top

The year 2025 could mark a turning point for the Italian luxury car market in the United States. Maserati, with its declining sales and lack of new models, could well find itself behind Ferrari and Lamborghini. On the other hand, Lamborghini, armed with its Temerario and flagship models, could well take the lead, or even surpass Ferrari, especially if sales of these new models prove as strong as hoped.

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So, who will be the number 1 Italian luxury brand in the USA in 2025? All bets are off, but Lamborghini seems to have every chance of winning this battle with its boldly designed, high-performance vehicles.

FerrariLamborghiniMaserati
2024352735104819
2023312428627697
2022294822756819
2021238724127682
2020207022635442
2019258727168150
20182417159911339
20172759109514046
20162398104112534
20152258100911700
Ferrari, Lamborghini, Maserati registrations from 2015 to 2024 in the United States
Graph of Ferrari, Lamborghini, Maserati registrations from 2015 to 2024 in the United States

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  1. Meanwhile, Tesla has overtaken Audi with 1.79 million cars sold, compared with 1.64 million for the brand with the rings in 2024. In 2014, Tesla sold 30,000 Audi 1.74 million vehicles... just goes to show that even expensive, well thought-out, coherent and technically advanced products can sell well. Customers are much more intelligent than top managers think. The arrogant CEOs of Maseratti, Alfa and Lancia, to name but a few, can go and intern at Tesla (without pay 😉 ) to learn what it's like to make cars!
    Well done to Lamborghini and especially Ferrari, the last heirs to fine Italian engineering! I'd like to say the same for Alfa, Maseratti and Lancia...

  2. Maserati's reign is slipping! With sales dropping drastically, it's clear that new models alone aren't enough to keep the brand on top. Will they make a comeback in 2025, or is Ferrari or Lamborghini taking over? - Michael Carter

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