The Ferrari 296 GTB marks a bold evolution for the Prancing Horse, delivering electrified performance without compromising the visceral driving experience Ferrari is known for. At its core is a turbocharged 3.0-liter V6 engine paired with a plug-in hybrid electric motor, producing a staggering combined output of 819 horsepower. It’s the first road-going Ferrari to feature a V6 since the legendary Dino, and it proves that innovation can still feel entirely classic.
When Ferrari introduced the SF90 Stradale, it wasn’t just launching another fast car. It was setting a new standard for hybrid performance in the supercar world. The SF90 isn’t about compromise between traditional Ferrari combustion power and new-age electrification. Instead, it’s a bold statement that performance, emotion, and innovation can all coexist without sacrificing the soul of what makes a Ferrari truly special.
Ferrari has long been known for creating some of the most desirable grand touring (GT) cars in the world—vehicles that combine breathtaking performance with unmistakable Italian style. Now, with the debut of the Ferrari Amalfi, the Prancing Horse continues its tradition of excellence while redefining what it means to drive a front-mid-engine V8 grand tourer in the modern era.