The Ferrari Amalfi, the brand's latest entry-level supercar, made its global debut in July 2025. Succeeding the Roma, the car is set to go on sale in India later this year. The Italian automaker has confirmed that the ex-showroom price in the country will be Rs 5.59 crore for interested buyers. To capture buyers' attention, the Amalfi offers upgrades over the Roma in terms of performance, versatility, and onboard technology. Let's take a closer look.
Ferrari Amalfi: Design
Combining traditional Ferrari essence with modern sophistication, the design team under Flavio Manzoni drew inspiration from Roma's elegant lines while retaining the essence of a 2+ sports car. At the front, a body-coloured floating wing has replaced the conventional grille, accompanied by sleek integrated headlamps and sensors. A prominent lower splitter enhances the visual width of the vehicle.
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The rear design features a striking shoulder line and a minimalist tail. Concealed tail lights pay homage to classic Ferraris, while the broad diffuser indicates a serious focus on aerodynamics. The rear glass smoothly transitions into the spoiler, forming a distinctive silhouette. Painted in Verde Costiera, a vibrant teal reminiscent of the Amalfi coast.
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Ferrari Amalfi: Interior
The outdated dashboard design from the Ferrari Roma is not continued in its successor. Instead, it takes inspiration from the 12-cylinder models. The dashboard showcases a bold monolithic style, merging the instrument cluster and air vents into one cohesive sculpted unit. The central console, crafted from anodised aluminium, creates an illusion of floating and contains essential features like the gear selector, key slot, wireless charging pad, and secondary controls. Door grips have a sail-like design, visually enclosing the cabin's dual-cockpit arrangement.
Moreover, the optional comfort seats are available in three sizes and offer both ventilation and massage functions, with five customizable programs across three intensity levels. Enhancing the overall experience, the optional 14-speaker Burmester sound system provides 1,200 watts of high-quality audio.
Ferrari Amalfi: Powertrain
At the core of the Ferrari Amalfi is a refined twin-turbo V8 engine, now generating 631 horsepower. This engine is paired with an 8-speed dual-clutch transmission for faster gear shifts. In terms of performance, it accelerates from 0-100 km/h in just 3.3 seconds and reaches 0-200 km/h in a flat 9 seconds. It also features an impressive power-to-weight ratio of 2.29 kg per horsepower. Additionally, it incorporates a new brake-by-wire system known as 'ABS Evo'. The Amalfi can be equipped with a front lifter system that operates up to 35 km/h, enabling the vehicle to navigate obstacles by raising the nose by up to 40 mm.