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The new Ferrari Amalfi blends breathtaking performance with refined everyday usability, setting a new benchmark for luxury sports cars. Combining stunning design, advanced engineering and a driver-focused cabin, the Ferrari Amalfi delivers an exhilarating driving experience while remaining practical enough for regular use. But how does Ferrari's latest grand tourer perform when put to the test on the road?
Driven on some of Scotland's most spectacular roads, the Ferrari Amalfi proved itself to be much more than a high-performance grand tourer. Combining breathtaking performance, everyday usability, elegant styling and unmistakable Ferrari character, the Amalfi delivers an experience that feels special from the very first mile.
Powered by a 3.9-litre twin-turbocharged V8 engine producing 640hp, the Ferrari Amalfi delivers breathtaking performance, combining razor-sharp responsiveness with the unmistakable soundtrack and character expected from Ferrari's latest grand tourer.
Key performance figures include:
Power: 631 bhp
Engine: 4.0-litre twin-turbocharged V8
Electric motors: Three, with two at the front and one at the rear
0–62 mph: 3.3 seconds
0–124 mph: Approximately 9 seconds
From the moment Matt set off, what stood out most was the Amalfi's remarkable composure. Even on challenging British B-roads littered with imperfections, potholes and uneven surfaces, the car remained poised, comfortable and confidence-inspiring.
Unlike some high-performance sports cars that can feel intimidating, the Ferrari Amalfi immediately puts the driver at ease. It is a Ferrari that encourages you to simply get in and drive, whether that's a spirited weekend adventure through the Scottish Highlands or a relaxed journey home.
Matt noted that even in its standard driving settings, without activating any additional comfort-focused modes, the Amalfi flowed beautifully down the road with an elegance rarely found in a car capable of such extraordinary performance.
For many enthusiasts, a Ferrari should create an emotional connection the moment you sit behind the wheel. The Amalfi achieves exactly that.
The steering is perfectly judged, offering exceptional feedback through the driver's fingertips without feeling nervous or overly aggressive. Every input feels natural and measured, making the Amalfi a genuinely usable performance car for real-world roads.
The result is a luxury Ferrari grand tourer that feels equally at home commuting through town as it does tackling some of the UK's finest driving roads.
Step inside and the Amalfi continues to impress.
The cabin has been completely reimagined, delivering a driver-focused environment that blends cutting-edge technology with classic Ferrari craftsmanship.
The new layout centres around a 10.25-inch landscape touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration, while Ferrari has listened to customer feedback by reintroducing physical controls for key functions.
Highlights include:
10.25-inch central touchscreen
Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
Physical start/stop button
Physical Manettino drive mode selector
Carbon fibre interior trim
Ferrari shift lights integrated into the steering wheel
Practical 2+2 seating configuration
The particular vehicle Matt drove featured a beautiful Verde Bellagio interior paired with Bianco Artico exterior paintwork, creating one of the most elegant Ferrari specifications in recent memory.
The cabin wraps around the driver, creating a cocoon-like feeling that constantly reminds you you're sitting in something very special.
Visually, the Ferrari Amalfi strikes a near-perfect balance between drama and sophistication.
Inspired by a sleek, monolithic design philosophy, the bodywork appears sculpted from a single piece of metal. The front-end styling takes cues from Ferrari's latest design language, creating a clean and purposeful appearance without excessive creases or aggressive detailing.
At the rear, the Amalfi features:
Active rear spoiler generating up to 110kg of downforce
Prominent rear diffuser
Signature quad exhaust system
Iconic Prancing Horse badging
Fastback-style rear glass design
The overall effect is stunning. It's undeniably a Ferrari, but one that wears its performance credentials with a sense of maturity and elegance.
The Ferrari Amalfi succeeds because it delivers everything you could want from a modern Ferrari.
It's breathtakingly fast, beautifully designed and packed with cutting-edge technology. Yet what truly sets it apart is the way it makes you feel. Every journey feels like an occasion, regardless of speed or destination.
Matt's verdict is simple: the Ferrari Amalfi is a spectacular machine. It combines the excitement, emotion and performance expected of the Prancing Horse with a level of comfort and usability that makes it one of the most complete Ferraris in recent memory.
For those seeking a Ferrari that can thrill on demand, devour long-distance journeys and still make every trip feel special, the Ferrari Amalfi may well be one of the finest grand tourers the marque has ever produced.
To experience the all-new Ferrari Amalfi for yourself, visit one of our Graypaul Ferrari dealerships in Nottingham, Birmingham, Egham, Edinburgh or Glasgow. Our expert teams are on hand to discuss specifications, availability and personalisation options, helping you find the perfect Ferrari to suit your lifestyle.
The next chapter of Ferrari grand touring has arrived, and the Amalfi is every bit as spectacular as you would hope.
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