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Ferrari Amalfi Spider is even more beautiful topless, check it out

March 16, 2026

Aerodynamics and roof construction

The design of the Ferrari Amalfi Spider, directed by Flavio Manzoni, retains the flowing lines of the coupe variant through the use of a compact fabric hood. This hood is made of a five-layer acoustic fabric, which provides an insulation value comparable to that of a hardtop. The technical innovation here is mainly in the packaging: the roof folds in 13.5 seconds into a package only 220 mm thick, leaving 172 liters of luggage space available even with the roof open.

Patented wind guide

To ensure comfort when driving open without negatively affecting air resistance, a patented wind deflector is integrated into the rear seat backrest. At the push of a button, it folds out, creating a stable bubble in the cockpit that minimizes turbulence around the occupants’ heads.

Ferrari Amalfi Spider
Ferrari Amalfi Spider

Dynamics and control

The Ferrari Amalfi Spider uses the Side Slip Control (SSC) 6.1 system, which acts as a central brain controlling all electronic systems. A notable addition is the brake-by-wire system combined with ABS Evo. By using data from a 6D sensor, the car can estimate the available grip per wheel 10% faster than before. This results in shorter braking distances and greater stability in cornering, regardless of road conditions.

Dual-cockpit concept

In the interior, the dual-cockpit concept prevails. The focus here is on the interaction between man and machine, where physical buttons on the steering wheel have returned for more intuitive operation during intensive journeys. The whole is visually connected by materials that extend from the interior into the tonneau cover, emphasizing the unity between the exterior and the cockpit.

Technical Specifications Ferrari Amalfi Spider:

Motor and drive

Performance

Dimensions and weight

Undercarriage and electronics