The 2027 Ferrari Amalfi: A Very Uncommon Car for Common Use

Ferrari’s Amalfi prioritizes purpose, comfort and usability without dulling performance. Courtesy Ferrari

You don’t have to flip through the Oxford English Dictionary to associate “everyday” with cousins such as “common,” “predictable” or “average.” But when Ferrari designers and engineers use the term, they’re referring to purpose and function. As a result, the Amalfi is unique in Ferrari’s line—a comfortable, refined grand touring car that is perfectly happy serving in any role, whether on an urban commute or a cross-country weekend sojourn. It will simply execute all of the above with unmistakable style, precision and, when requested, aggression.

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According to Mattia Meggiorin, Ferrari’s product marketing manager, the Amalfi is a natural descendant of the Ferrari Roma. The front-mid-engined Roma debuted in 2019 and signaled a new design direction and market share for Ferrari. The automotive denizens of Modena, Italy, wanted to build a more accessible Ferrari to compete with the Porsche 911, a vehicle well-suited to everyday road use away from track conditions.

“Now, Amalfi brings along a different aesthetic to Ferrari,” Meggiorin tells Observer.........

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