Ferrari has reportedly temporarily suspended deliveries in the Middle East as the ongoing regional conflict—triggered by US-Israel strikes on Iran and the resulting retaliation—continues to disrupt normal operations across Gulf countries.
The situation has significantly affected logistics, with airspace closures, flight cancellations, and rerouted shipping routes becoming increasingly common. Ferrari’s regional hub in Dubai, which manages brand strategy, launches, dealer support, and overall operations in the Middle East, has also been impacted by the instability. This has made it difficult to ensure the safe and timely delivery of high-value vehicles, which are usually transported via air or sea.
The conflict has also led to the cancellation of major events like Formula 1 races in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, further affecting the brand’s presence in the region.
In essence, any temporary suspension appears to be driven by safety concerns, logistical challenges, and rising operational risks—not by demand or internal policy—against the backdrop of a broader regional crisis affecting trade and mobility.