2025 Ferrari Amalfi Unveiled: The Roma's Elegant Successor
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Every time Ferrari unveils a new machine, the automotive world pauses. And with the debut of the 2025 Ferrari Amalfi , that pause turns into admiration. As the official successor to the much-loved Roma, this sleek 2+ coupe roadster brings together the elegance of Italian design, the thrill of V8 performance, and the sophistication of modern-day technology. It’s not just an evolution - it’s a revolution.
Design: Where Art Meets Aerodynamics
Styled by Ferrari’s legendary design chief Flavio Manzoni, the Amalfi gracefully balances past and future. While it carries forward the graceful proportions of the Roma, the design language is noticeably bolder, cleaner, and more expressive.
The front fascia says it all - the traditional grille is replaced with a floating body-coloured wing that creates a sleek and seamless face. Integrated headlamps and radar sensors sit subtly on either side, while a pronounced lower splitter adds width and presence.
Move to the rear, and you’ll see some of Ferrari’s best visual work yet. The shoulder line is powerful, the taillights are hidden to recall classic Ferraris, and the wide rear diffuser shouts performance. The rear glass blends fluidly into the spoiler, giving the car a signature silhouette that’s elegant yet aggressive.
Finished in Verde Costiera, a teal hue inspired by Italy’s Amalfi Coast, the car sparkles with life and movement from every angle.
Cabin: A Modern GT Sanctuary
Inside the Amalfi, Ferrari has ditched the old Roma dashboard for something far more futuristic and driver-focused. Drawing inspiration from the 12Cilindri, the dashboard is a monolithic unit - a single sculpted form that combines the digital cluster and air vents into one seamless layout.
The central tunnel, crafted from anodised aluminium, appears to float and houses everything from the gear selector to a wireless charging pad. Door grips shaped like sails frame the stylish dual-cockpit setup, giving both driver and passenger their own luxurious space.
Optional comfort seats come in three sizes and feature ventilation, massage functions, and five programmable modes with three intensity levels. Add the available 14-speaker Burmester audio system with 1,200 watts, and you’ve got a cabin that’s as indulgent as it is innovative.
Smart Aerodynamics on the Fly
The Amalfi isn’t just beautiful - it’s brilliant. It features an active mobile wing that adjusts in real time to balance drag and downforce. The system shifts between Low Drag (LD) for straight-line speed, Medium Downforce (MD) for balanced performance, and High Downforce (HD) for maximum grip during hard driving. And the best part? It all happens automatically, without the driver needing to intervene.
Performance: Pure Ferrari Thrill
At the heart of the Amalfi lies Ferrari’s mighty 3.9-litre twin-turbocharged V8, now retuned to produce 631 horsepower. It's paired with an 8-speed dual-clutch gearbox, offering lightning-quick shifts and improved fuel efficiency.
This powertrain delivers 0-100 km/h in just 3.3 seconds, and 0-200 km/h in only 9 seconds, placing it firmly in supercar territory. The power-to-weight ratio is an impressive 2.29 kg per horsepower, which means acceleration is relentless and smooth.
Also new is the ‘ABS Evo’ brake-by-wire system, offering superior braking response and better control. For added practicality, the optional front lifter raises the nose by 40 mm at speeds up to 35 km/h, making ramps and speed bumps much less intimidating.
A Grand Tourer for the New Era
The 2025 Ferrari Amalfi is not just a replacement for the Roma - it’s a refined, reimagined vision of what a modern Ferrari GT should be. It merges timeless design with future-ready technology, blends daily usability with thrilling performance, and offers the kind of luxurious touches that elevate the driving experience.
Whether you're chasing corners or coasting through coastal roads, the Amalfi ensures the journey is just as memorable as the destination.
Design: Where Art Meets Aerodynamics
Styled by Ferrari’s legendary design chief Flavio Manzoni, the Amalfi gracefully balances past and future. While it carries forward the graceful proportions of the Roma, the design language is noticeably bolder, cleaner, and more expressive.
The front fascia says it all - the traditional grille is replaced with a floating body-coloured wing that creates a sleek and seamless face. Integrated headlamps and radar sensors sit subtly on either side, while a pronounced lower splitter adds width and presence.
Move to the rear, and you’ll see some of Ferrari’s best visual work yet. The shoulder line is powerful, the taillights are hidden to recall classic Ferraris, and the wide rear diffuser shouts performance. The rear glass blends fluidly into the spoiler, giving the car a signature silhouette that’s elegant yet aggressive.
Finished in Verde Costiera, a teal hue inspired by Italy’s Amalfi Coast, the car sparkles with life and movement from every angle.
Cabin: A Modern GT Sanctuary
Inside the Amalfi, Ferrari has ditched the old Roma dashboard for something far more futuristic and driver-focused. Drawing inspiration from the 12Cilindri, the dashboard is a monolithic unit - a single sculpted form that combines the digital cluster and air vents into one seamless layout.
The central tunnel, crafted from anodised aluminium, appears to float and houses everything from the gear selector to a wireless charging pad. Door grips shaped like sails frame the stylish dual-cockpit setup, giving both driver and passenger their own luxurious space.
Optional comfort seats come in three sizes and feature ventilation, massage functions, and five programmable modes with three intensity levels. Add the available 14-speaker Burmester audio system with 1,200 watts, and you’ve got a cabin that’s as indulgent as it is innovative.
Smart Aerodynamics on the Fly
The Amalfi isn’t just beautiful - it’s brilliant. It features an active mobile wing that adjusts in real time to balance drag and downforce. The system shifts between Low Drag (LD) for straight-line speed, Medium Downforce (MD) for balanced performance, and High Downforce (HD) for maximum grip during hard driving. And the best part? It all happens automatically, without the driver needing to intervene.
Performance: Pure Ferrari Thrill
At the heart of the Amalfi lies Ferrari’s mighty 3.9-litre twin-turbocharged V8, now retuned to produce 631 horsepower. It's paired with an 8-speed dual-clutch gearbox, offering lightning-quick shifts and improved fuel efficiency.
This powertrain delivers 0-100 km/h in just 3.3 seconds, and 0-200 km/h in only 9 seconds, placing it firmly in supercar territory. The power-to-weight ratio is an impressive 2.29 kg per horsepower, which means acceleration is relentless and smooth.
Also new is the ‘ABS Evo’ brake-by-wire system, offering superior braking response and better control. For added practicality, the optional front lifter raises the nose by 40 mm at speeds up to 35 km/h, making ramps and speed bumps much less intimidating.
A Grand Tourer for the New Era
The 2025 Ferrari Amalfi is not just a replacement for the Roma - it’s a refined, reimagined vision of what a modern Ferrari GT should be. It merges timeless design with future-ready technology, blends daily usability with thrilling performance, and offers the kind of luxurious touches that elevate the driving experience.
Whether you're chasing corners or coasting through coastal roads, the Amalfi ensures the journey is just as memorable as the destination.
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