In a statement Monday, Fiat Chrysler said the initial public offering will price Ferrari at $48 and $52 per share, which will value one of Formula 1's most famous marques at $9.8 billion.
Fiat said the stake sale is part of a "series of transactions to separate Ferrari from FCA." It said the sale is aimed at distinguishing the luxury brand from its mass-market parent, while unlocking value in sports car maker to raise money to support Fiat Chrysler's growth plans.
After the float of 10 percent of the share capital, Fiat Chrysler will retain about an 80 percent share, which it said it intends to distribute to its own shareholders early next year. The Ferrari family owns the remaining 10 percent.
Fiat Chrysler is offering a 9-percent share on the market, while underwriters have a collective option for a 1-percent stake.
Shares in Fiat Chrysler rose 1.7 percent to 14.05 euros in Milan trading.

