Meet the Ferrari Amalfi: A V8 Grand Tourer That Redefines Entry-Level

Ferrari Amalfi Unveiled: 631bhp V8 Coupé That Redefines Grand Touring

Ferrari has lifted the curtain on its latest masterpiece — the Ferrari Amalfi, a sleek and sophisticated 2+ coupé built to carry the torch from the much-loved Roma. It’s Ferrari’s new “entry-level” grand tourer, but one look at the specs, design, and craftsmanship makes it clear: this car is anything but basic.

The Ferrari Amalfi blends elegant Italian styling, daily usability, and exhilarating performance, offering the best of all worlds in one beautifully sculpted package.

Performance That Thrills

Under the long, graceful bonnet of the Ferrari Amalfi sits a 3.9-liter twin-turbo V8 that delivers:

• 631 bhp
  
• 0–100 km/h in 3.3 seconds
  
• A top speed exceeding 320 km/h
  
• Rear-wheel drive dynamics
  
• Brake-by-wire technology for precise control
  

The Amalfi’s front-mid engine layout gives it optimal weight distribution, delivering superb handling and a planted feel in corners. Its active aerodynamic system, featuring a mobile rear wing, adjusts in real-time to improve stability and performance at high speeds.

This is a Ferrari designed not just to look the part — but to drive like one, too.

Tech-Forward Interior with Classic Touches

Step inside the Ferrari Amalfi, and you’re greeted by a cabin that is both high-tech and high-luxury. It’s a space that respects Ferrari’s heritage while embracing the future.

Highlights include:

• Triple-screen HMI (Human-Machine Interface):
  
  • Driver display
    
  • Central infotainment
    
  • Optional passenger screen
    
• Physical start button for that traditional Ferrari ignition feel
  
• Dual-cockpit layout that separates driver and passenger zones
  
• Premium leather, aluminum, and carbon-fiber accents
  

This isn’t just a place to sit — it’s an immersive cockpit built for the journey.

Grand Touring with Real Comfort

While performance is a given with any Ferrari, the Amalfi also brings comfort and convenience to the table. It’s equipped with a suite of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), offering:

• Adaptive Cruise Control
  
• Lane Keeping Assist
  
• Blind Spot Monitoring
  
• Traffic Sign Recognition
  

Ferrari has also added thoughtful features that make long-distance driving a pleasure, such as:

• Optional massaging seats
  
• 1,200-watt Burmester surround sound system
  
• Intuitive climate and comfort controls
  

Whether it’s a Sunday drive or a cross-country tour, the Amalfi delivers luxury without compromising on its sporting soul.

Designed with the Amalfi Coast in Mind

The Ferrari Amalfi isn’t just named after the Amalfi Coast — it’s inspired by it. From its elegant proportions to the flowing body lines, the design reflects the beauty and drama of Italy’s famed shoreline.

Key design features:

• Launch color: Verde Costiera, a deep, rich green evoking Mediterranean waters and coastal cliffs
  
• Long bonnet and compact rear deck for a classic GT silhouette
  
• Smooth, sculpted sides and a clean, minimal rear
  
• Integrated active rear wing that maintains sleekness while enhancing performance
  

This is a car that commands attention — even standing still.

Entry-Level Ferrari, Premium Experience

Positioned below the 812 and SF90 in Ferrari’s lineup, the Amalfi becomes the new “entry-level” model following the Roma. However, this is Ferrari’s idea of entry-level — which means:

• No compromise on engine performance
  
• A design language rooted in tradition, but modern in execution
  
• Premium craftsmanship and extensive personalization options
  
• Usability that makes it suitable for daily driving and longer journeys
  

The Ferrari Amalfi is ideal for:

• First-time Ferrari buyers looking for accessibility without losing prestige
  
• Enthusiasts who want a GT with real comfort and Ferrari DNA
  
• Collectors seeking a modern classic for grand touring
  

Quick Specs: Ferrari Amalfi at a Glance

Conclusion

The Ferrari Amalfi brings together performance, luxury, and style in a way few cars can. It’s a celebration of Ferrari’s grand touring heritage, updated for the modern era. From its V8 growl to its digital cockpit, it strikes a perfect balance between old-world charm and future-forward thinking.

Ferrari didn’t just build a car — it built a new icon for the road ahead.

Whether you’re a seasoned Ferrari driver or stepping into Maranello’s world for the first time, the Amalfi offers a complete package: beautiful, brutal, and brilliantly balanced.

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