The 2026 Ferrari Amalfi redefines contemporary sportiness, blending sheer power with a minimalist, elegant design. Succeeding the Ferrari Roma, the Amalfi coupe arrives as a two-seater luxury sports car that prioritises driver engagement, precise vehicle dynamics, and aerodynamic innovation.
Ferrari Amalfi Price in India
The Ferrari Amalfi is positioned exclusively in the ultra-luxury sports segment. Available in a single, fully-loaded V8 variant, the pricing reflects its bespoke engineering and premium positioning.
Ex-Showroom Price (Delhi):₹5.59 Crore
Note: On-road prices vary based on state RTO regulations, insurance selections, and optional customisations.
Engine and Performance Specifications
At the heart of the Amalfi is Ferrari's renowned twin-turbo V8 engine, calibrated to deliver blistering acceleration and a responsive powerband. Power is routed to the rear wheels via an 8-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission.
Specification
Details
Engine Configuration
3902 cc Twin-Turbo V8
Maximum Power
631.24 bhp @ 7500 rpm
Maximum Torque
760 Nm @ 3000-5750 rpm
Transmission
8-Speed Automatic
0-100 km/h Acceleration
3.3 seconds
To harness this power, Ferrari has integrated advanced Electric Power Steering, which increases the speed of estimating grip on the 20-inch wheels by 10%, ensuring precise handling and driver confidence.
Design and Active Aerodynamics
The exterior of the 2026 Ferrari Amalfi is defined by a monolithic "speedform." The minimalist approach strips away unnecessary lines, leaving a sculpted, refined body that serves both aesthetics and aerodynamics.
The rear features a harmoniously integrated mobile wing. This active aerodynamic system automatically adjusts into three distinct configurations based on speed and driving dynamics:
Low Drag (LD): Optimises straight-line speed.
Medium Downforce (MD): Balances grip and drag for spirited driving.
High Downforce (HD): Generates 110 kg of downforce at 250 km/h, pinning the car to the track during aggressive cornering.
Interior Features and Technology
Inside the cabin, the Amalfi envelops both the driver and the passenger in a dual-cockpit layout. The contemporary design is anchored by an entirely digital interface that minimises physical clutter while maximising accessibility.
Instrument Cluster: A sweeping 15.6-inch digital display for the driver.
Infotainment System: A newly designed 10.25-inch central touchscreen for navigation and media.
Passenger Display: An 8-inch screen that allows the passenger to engage with the car's performance metrics and media controls.
The Ferrari Amalfi Spider
For those seeking open-air driving, the convertible Ferrari Amalfi Spider expands the lineup. The Spider shares the coupe's twin-turbo V8 but features a powered fabric soft-top. This retractable roof opens and closes in just 13.5 seconds at speeds up to 60 km/h, providing excellent thermal and acoustic insulation without compromising the vehicle's stunning silhouette.
