When Ferrari describes the Amalfi as a car with “a very elegant soul,” they truly mean it. That elegance comes from its rare blend of strength, precision, and purpose. This is a vehicle designed to take over. It offers thrilling experiences wrapped in advanced engineering by establishing a mix between pure strength and razor-sharp precision. The Amalfi attracts attention not by showy tricks, but by pure, effortless presence on the road.
On July 1, 2025, Ferrari introduced the Amalfi, its newest grand tourer, which might also be the final goodbye to its classic V-8 engines. Starting in 2026, Ferrari is going electric, and the Amalfi stands out as a tribute to its powerful V-8s, offering a last celebration of classic performance before the new chapter begins.
With a 3.85-liter twin-turbo V-8 engine generating 640 horsepower, the Amalfi replaces the Roma. It’s smooth and powerful, launching you from zero to almost 200 mph like it’s nothing. But it’s not just about speed. The vehicle is designed for those long, luxurious drives that Grand Tourers are meant for: a perfect mix of comfort and thrill.
The design reflects Ferrari’s signature elegance. With a new front look, long hood, and clean lines, the Amalfi feels timeless. Subtle updates, like an active rear spoiler, help improve performance while keeping the overall design smooth and simple.
Step inside, and you’ll find a mix of classic and modern. The premium leather and shiny metal reflect Ferrari’s rich history. It also features a digital dashboard and an upgraded infotainment system. Although it is a 2+ model, the back seats are more symbolic, perfect for short trips or additional storage.
With Ferrari’s first fully electric vehicle expected to arrive in October 2025, this car gives longtime fans one last chance to own a new V8-powered Ferrari. For many, it’s their last chance to experience the energy, sound, and feel of Ferrari’s classic performance.
With a starting price of around $281,000 USD, the Amalfi will begin deliveries in Europe in early 2026, followed by the U.S. later in the year. It already attracts interest from collectors and fans because of its elegant style, powerful engine, and connection to Ferrari’s grand touring legacy.
The Amalfi doesn’t just mark the end, it turns it into a lasting symbol of everything Ferrari stands for.