The "M-TECH Alfredo Ferrari" educational center is scheduled to be completed in Maranello in 2029 to foster and cultivate the next generations of innovators in technology and the automotive industry. One of the world's most iconic Made in Italy businesses is focusing on talent development, creating a lifelong learning ecosystem, and developing a technical and professional training program that combines education and industry. The total investment in the M-TECH educational facility will surpass €50 million and will commence in early 2027. It will cover 32,000 square meters in Maranello, and the structures will be built to the most sophisticated environmental sustainability standards. It will include more than 40 classrooms and laboratories, as well as an auditorium, cafeteria, and library. In the spirit of technological innovation, students will create prototypes, run simulations, and be armed with cutting-edge technology. The training program and the project for the new building, designed by the Labics architecture firm, were unveiled at the Prancing Horse headquarters by John Elkann, President of Ferrari and the Agnelli Foundation, in the presence of Michele de Pascale, President of the Emilia-Romagna Region, Fabio Braglia, President of the Province of Modena, and Luigi Zironi, Mayor of Maranello.