Ferrari Amalfi

Timeless Grand Touring Excellence from Maranello

The Ferrari Amalfi serves as the current front-mid-engine 2+2 grand tourer, succeeding the Roma with sharper styling, refined dynamics, and enhanced daily usability while delivering the emotional driving experience Ferrari enthusiasts expect.

Key Specifications (Current Generation)

Category	Details
Brand	Ferrari
Country of Origin	Italy
Body Type	2+2 Grand Touring Coupe / Spider
Class	Luxury Performance GT
Drive Type	Rear-Wheel Drive (RWD)
Power Type	Twin-Turbo Gasoline V8
Engine	3.9L Twin-Turbo V8
Horsepower	631 hp (640 cv) @ 7,500 rpm
Torque	561 lb-ft (760 Nm) @ 3,000–5,750 rpm
Transmission	8-speed Dual-Clutch Automatic (DCT)
0-60 mph	~3.3 seconds
Top Speed	~199 mph (320 km/h)
Towing Capacity	N/A
Seating Capacity	2+2
Cargo Capacity	~10.3 cu ft (292 liters)
Fuel Economy (EPA)	17 city / 22 highway / 19 combined mpg
Fuel Tank Capacity	21.1 gallons (80 liters)
Cost to Drive	~$3,500 – $4,800 USD per year (est. 15,000 miles, premium fuel)
Driving Range	~350 – 420 miles (560 – 675 km)
Curb Weight	~3,550 lbs (1,610 kg est.)
Dry Weight	~3,241 lbs (1,470 kg)
Dimensions (L x W x H)	183.5 x 77.7 x 51.2 inches (4,660 x 1,974 x 1,301 mm)
Wheelbase	105.1 inches (2,670 mm)
Price Range (MSRP)	$267,000 – $450,000+ USD

History and Generations

Generation	Years	Key Highlights
Roma (Predecessor)	2019–2025	Modern front-engine GT with sleek design
Amalfi (Current)	2026–present	Sharper styling, +20 hp, physical controls, improved aero

Design and Styling

Feature	Details
Overall Design	Monolithic sculpted lines, elegant proportions
Front Fascia	Revised grille and sleeker LED headlights
Rear	Updated taillights with active spoiler
Aerodynamics	Multi-position active rear spoiler
Personalization	Extensive Tailor Made program

Powertrain and Performance

Specification	Details
Engine	3.9L Twin-Turbo V8
Horsepower / Torque	631 hp / 561 lb-ft
Transmission	8-speed DCT
Drive System	RWD with Side Slip Angle Control
Suspension	Adaptive magnetic dampers
Brakes	Carbon-ceramic discs
Redline	7,600 rpm

What’s New in the Current Generation

Area	Key Improvements
Powertrain	+20 hp, faster turbo response
Interior Controls	Physical steering wheel buttons
Aerodynamics	Multi-position active spoiler
Chassis	Refined damping and brake-by-wire
Cabin Layout	Cleaner dual-cockpit design

Dimensions and Practicality

Measurement	Value
Overall Length	183.5 inches (4,660 mm)
Width	77.7 inches (1,974 mm)
Height	51.2 inches (1,301 mm)
Wheelbase	105.1 inches (2,670 mm)
Dry Weight	~3,241 lbs

Practicality

Area	Details
Seating	2+2 (front generous, rear occasional)
Cargo Volume	~10.3 cu ft
Weight Distribution	Near 50/50

Interior and Technology

Feature	Details
Infotainment	10.25-inch central + passenger display
Driver Display	Large digital cluster
Connectivity	Wireless Apple CarPlay / Android Auto
Materials	Premium leather, Alcantara, carbon fiber
Controls	Physical steering wheel buttons
Comfort	Heated/ventilated seats, premium climate

Safety and Driver Assistance

Category	Key Systems
Standard	Multi-airbags, stability control, ABS
Driver Assistance	Adaptive cruise, forward collision warning, lane keep assist
Available	Blind-spot monitoring, 360° camera

Pricing and Ownership

Configuration	Price Range (USD)
Base Coupe	$267,000 – $290,000
Well-Optioned	$300,000 – $350,000
Fully Personalized / Spider	$350,000 – $450,000+

Trim Levels and Variants

Variant	Key Highlights	Best For
Amalfi Coupe	Fixed roof, optimal dynamics	Pure driving focus
Amalfi Spider	Retractable fabric roof	Open-air grand touring

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Exhilarating V8 sound and power	High purchase and maintenance costs
Elegant yet striking design	Rear seats for occasional use only
Balanced GT comfort with sharp handling	Options quickly increase price
Physical controls for better engagement	Limited global service network
Strong brand prestige and resale value	Premium fuel consumption

Competitor Comparison

Model	Horsepower	0-60 mph	Starting Price (USD)	Key Strength
Ferrari Amalfi	631	3.3 sec	$267,000	Emotional V8 GT balance
Aston Martin DB12	~670	~3.5 sec	$325,000+	Luxurious long-distance comfort
Bentley Continental GT	~626	~3.5 sec	$280,000+	Supreme opulence
Porsche 911 Turbo S	~640+	~2.6 sec	$230,000+	Raw performance & versatility

Buying Guide

Consideration	Recommendation
Target Buyer	Enthusiasts wanting usable Ferrari GT
Essential Options	Performance pack, premium audio, carbon elements
Body Style Choice	Coupe for dynamics, Spider for open-air
Long-term Ownership	Strong residuals help offset costs

Owner Reviews and Real-World Impressions

Aspect	Owner Feedback
Driving Experience	Addictive sound, responsive power, composed chassis
Daily Usability	Comfortable for two, decent cargo for weekends
Interior	Physical buttons greatly improve engagement
Overall Satisfaction	More engaging than Roma, worth the upgrade

Reliability and Ownership Experience

Aspect	Details
Overall Reliability Rating	Above average for a high-performance supercar GT
Engine Reliability	Strong — the 3.9L twin-turbo V8 has proven durable in Roma and Portofino models
Electronics & Technology	Generally reliable with occasional software updates needed
Common Issues	Minor electrical gremlins, convertible roof mechanism (Spider)
Maintenance Schedule	Major service every 12 months or 12,500 miles
Annual Maintenance Cost (est.)	$3,000 – $6,000+ USD (varies significantly by usage and dealer)
Warranty	3 years / unlimited miles (extendable)
Owner Reported Satisfaction	High — most owners describe it as dependable daily driver when properly maintained
Long-term Ownership Advice	Use authorized Ferrari service centers, follow strict maintenance schedule, and use high-quality fuel

Reliability Summary: The Ferrari Amalfi benefits from the proven reliability of the 3.9L turbo V8 platform used across multiple models. While it requires premium care and higher servicing costs typical of the brand, most owners report excellent day-to-day dependability for a vehicle in this class. Proper maintenance is key to minimizing issues and preserving strong resale value.

FAQ

Question	Answer
What does the Ferrari Amalfi replace?	It succeeds the Ferrari Roma as the main V8-powered grand tourer
Is a convertible version available?	Yes, the Amalfi Spider features a retractable fabric roof
How practical is the Amalfi for daily driving?	Very good for a Ferrari — comfortable for two with usable cargo space
What fuel type does it require?	Premium unleaded gasoline
How does the Amalfi compare to the Roma?	Sharper styling, more power, better controls, and refined dynamics
What is the seating capacity?	2+2 layout; front seats are spacious, rear seats suit short trips
How much does the Amalfi cost?	Base coupe starts around $267,000 USD; fully optioned versions exceed $400,000
Is the Amalfi suitable for long road trips?	Yes — refined ride, stable highway manners, and grand touring comfort
What is the top speed of the Amalfi?	Approximately 199 mph (320 km/h)
Does the Amalfi have all-wheel drive?	No, it uses rear-wheel drive for pure driving feel
How is the fuel economy?	Estimated 19 mpg combined; real-world varies with driving style
What are the main differences between Coupe and Spider?	Spider adds open-top driving while Coupe offers slightly better rigidity and dynamics
How reliable is the Amalfi?	Strong for a high-performance Ferrari with proper maintenance
Does it come with advanced driver assistance?	Yes, including adaptive cruise, collision warning, and lane assist
Is the Amalfi a good investment?	Yes — excellent residual values and strong brand prestige