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Ferrari Reveals Sublime Amalfi Grand Tourer to Succeed the Roma Coupe

Ferrari will launch the Amalfi, a grand tourer succeeding the Roma coupe, with sales starting next year in 2026.
The Amalfi builds on the Roma's platform and engine, improving power, aerodynamics, and interior while addressing past issues.
It is powered by a 3.9-liter twin-turbo V8 producing 631 horsepower, accelerates from 0 to 62 mph in 3.3 seconds, and features a three-position rear wing that generates substantial downforce when deployed at 155 mph.
Ferrari describes the Amalfi as a refined, less aggressive car aimed at grand touring comfort, priced around $275,000, with haptic controls designed to be cutting edge despite known usability concerns.
The Amalfi is expected to enhance Ferrari's entry-level lineup by combining technical upgrades and a tasteful design inspired by Italy's Amalfi Coast traditions.

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