Ferrari has officially launched the Ferrari Amalfi Spider in India at an introductory price of Rs. 4.6 crore (ex showroom). The luxury convertible was showcased during an exclusive media premiere in Bengaluru, as part of Ferrari’s series of exclusive launch events across key metro cities in India. The Amalfi Spider is the convertible derivative of the Amalfi coupe, which succeeds the Ferrari Roma in the brand’s global lineup. While the overall design and mechanical package remain identical to the coupe, the new model offers the added appeal of open air driving without compromising performance.
Ferrari Amalfi Spider – Engine and Performance
Powering the Ferrari Amalfi Spider is a 3.9 litre twin turbocharged V8 petrol engine that produces 640 bhp and 760 Nm of peak torque. The engine is paired with an eight speed dual clutch automatic transmission that sends power exclusively to the rear wheels.
Ferrari claims a 0 to 100 kmph sprint time of just 3.3 seconds, while the top speed stands at 320 kmph. Despite the electrically operated soft top adding approximately 86 kg over the coupe, the convertible matches the performance figures of its fixed roof sibling, highlighting the engineering behind the vehicle.
Ferrari Amalfi Spider – Exterior Design
The defining feature of the Ferrari Amalfi Spider is its electrically operated soft top, which can be opened or closed in 13.5 seconds at speeds of up to 60 kmph. Apart from the convertible roof, there are no significant changes between the coupe and the Spider in terms of design, equipment or performance.
The exterior continues with the elegant styling introduced by the Amalfi coupe. It features a long sculpted bonnet, muscular rear haunches, slim LED headlamps connected by a black strip, four LED tail lamps and quad exhaust outlets. The proportions remain clean and understated while maintaining Ferrari’s signature design language.
Ferrari Amalfi Spider – Interior and Features
Inside, the Ferrari Amalfi Spider retains the same cabin layout as the coupe with a 2 plus 2 seating configuration. The dashboard houses a 15.6 inch digital instrument cluster, a 10.25 inch central infotainment touchscreen and an 8.8 inch passenger display.
Other highlights include powered sports seats, a three spoke steering wheel with physical controls, aluminium finished centre console and curved air conditioning vents. The cabin has been designed to combine practicality with the premium finish expected from a Ferrari grand tourer.
The feature list includes wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, connected car technology, adaptive cruise control, automatic climate control, advanced driver assistance systems, wireless phone charging and multiple personalisation options for upholstery, trim and exterior finishes. The Ferrari Amalfi Spider offers a boot capacity of 255 litres with the roof closed, which reduces to 172 litres when the roof is folded away.
Ferrari Amalfi Spider – Market Outlook
With the launch of the Ferrari Amalfi Spider, Ferrari has expanded its India portfolio with a convertible that combines V8 performance, everyday usability and premium craftsmanship. Priced at Rs. 4.6 crore, the model brings the same performance and technology as the Amalfi coupe while offering the additional experience of open top motoring for enthusiasts looking for a luxury grand tourer.
Speaking to Shutterdrives during the Bengaluru media premiere, Aayush Tiwari, Country Head, Ferrari India, said that Ferrari has received a strong response from customers in India and that the brand remains committed to introducing more of its global models in the market. He also highlighted the growing demand for Ferrari’s Atelier and Tailor Made personalisation programmes, with an increasing number of Indian customers opting for bespoke exterior, interior and trim configurations to create highly customised cars.