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Ferrari Amalfi Spider (2026)

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Mar 12, at 10:04am ET

The Ferrari Amalfi Spider debuts as the open-top version of the coupé, replacing the hardtop with a refined fabric soft top. This solution makes it possible to fully enjoy the 640 hp V8 even under the open sky, while maintaining the tradition of Ferrari spiders so appreciated by enthusiasts. The design, developed by the Ferrari Design Studio, retains the coupé’s silhouette when the soft top is closed, while with the roof lowered, more distinctive proportions and volumes emerge. The automatic soft top is made with a five-layer fabric that improves sound insulation and can be selected in various colors, including the new Tecnico Ottanio. Great attention has also been devoted to aerodynamics: at the rear there is an active movable wing integrated into the tail, adjustable across three levels and capable of generating up to 110 kg of downforce at 155 mph in the High Down Force configuration.

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