Meet the 2026 Ferrari Amalfi Interior: Screens, Seating, Cargo Space, and Cabin Technology

The Amalfi’s cabin starts from a simple idea: give each front occupant a defined space and keep the technology close at hand. There’s still room for a weekend away. Ferrari calls the Amalfi a front-mid-engine V8 2+ coupé and a Grand Tourer, one that pairs performance with everyday versatility. Here at Ferrari Lake Forest, we want you to picture yourself in the seat. If you would like to talk it through, reach out to our team.

2026 Ferrari Amalfi Interior: A 2+ Cabin Built for Touring

The “2+” label matters. It means two primary front seats and a much smaller rear area, so this isn’t a four-adult cabin. Front occupants get the main comfort and technology benefits, while the rear adds flexibility for occasional passengers or extra belongings.

That balance defines the Ferrari Amalfi cabin. It offers more versatility than a strict two-seater, though it remains a low sports coupe with the packaging compromises that come with one.

Dual-Cockpit Layout and Driving Position

Ferrari designed the cabin around a dual cockpit, with the driver and passenger areas visually linked by the dashboard, door panels, and central tunnel. Each side feels enveloping, so the cabin never reads as one wide, open space.

The dashboard is monolithic and combines the instrument cluster and air vents into a single block. A faceted surface breaks the cabin’s symmetry and draws the eye to the central touchscreen. Between the seats, a suspended tunnel milled from anodized aluminum holds the gear-selector gate, key slot, wireless charging pad and secondary controls.

The driver sits low, with instrumentation directly ahead and frequently used functions on the steering wheel. Visibility and fit are personal, so we encourage you to judge them from the seat.

Ferrari Amalfi Cabin Screens and Amalfi Technology

Amalfi technology is built around three displays. One shows driving information, another handles shared controls, and the third gives the passenger something to do. Physical controls remain for the actions you perform most often.

Driver Display and Central Touchscreen

Ahead of the driver sits a 15.6-inch digital instrument cluster. In the center, a 10.25-inch capacitive touchscreen works for both front occupants. It covers multimedia, radio, phone, screen mirroring, climate control, seat adjustments, and vehicle settings.

Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are standard, and the central tunnel includes wireless smartphone charging. The MyFerrari Connect app lets you check the car’s status remotely, and driver-assistance settings are configured through the instrument cluster menus.

Passenger Display and Physical Controls

The passenger display shows co-driver information such as G-forces and engine revs. It gives the person beside you a real role in the drive.

The steering wheel keeps physical buttons, plus an aluminum start button on the left side. The left spoke carries ADAS and adaptive cruise control, along with phone and voice commands. On the right spoke you’ll find the display-view selectors, wipers, and indicators. Two rotary dials on the back control volume and station selection. Tactile controls help you find functions by feel, though climate and settings still live largely on the screen.

Want to try the layout yourself? Contact us and we will help you plan a visit to our 70,000 square foot indoor showroom in Lake Bluff, Illinois.

Seating, Materials and Comfort in the 2+ Layout

Seating is where the 2+ layout becomes concrete. The front and rear seats do very different jobs, so we treat them separately.

Front Seats and Confirmed Comfort Features

The front seats anchor the touring experience. Optional comfort seats add massage with 10 air chambers and five programs at three intensity levels, along with seat and backrest ventilation. Both are options rather than standard equipment, so confirm the specification you want.

An optional Burmester Premium Audio System adds 14 speakers, 1,200 watts, ring-radiator tweeters, and three listening presets. Door-panel woofers sit behind perforated aluminum surfaces.

Rear Seats: Who They Suit Best

Ferrari says the rear seats suit trips with children and add cargo capacity when used for luggage. Car and Driver says adults can use them for short stints with the front seats adjusted appropriately, but luggage fits there better than regular passengers do. They are large enough for a weekend bag.

We would not plan a long adult journey back there. Rear space depends on how far forward the front seats sit, so climb into the back during your visit.

Materials and Personalization

Ferrari describes premium materials, with extensive carbon fiber and contrasting stitching. The launch configuration featured a Verde Bellagio interior. Car and Driver describes the front cabin as leather and faux suede, with milled aluminum trim on the center console and carbon-fiber accents on the steering wheel.

Our Atelier sessions use a real-time 3D configurator and physical samples, including leather and Alcantara, plus technical fabric where available. We review colors, materials, seat styling, stitching, embroidery, carpets, and accents. Remote sessions can share the live build and review samples over video. Options vary by model, so not every sample or finish applies to the Amalfi.

Boot Space and Storage for Grand Touring

Luggage capacity is part of the grand touring identity, yet the Amalfi remains a compact performance coupe. Ferrari lists the boot at 273 liters, about 9.6 cubic feet, and that’s enough for a couple of carry-on bags or a golf-club bag.

Shape and opening size matter as much as volume, so bring your actual luggage when you visit and check the boot opening. The rear seats can take a weekend bag or other belongings, which helps on longer trips.

Schedule Your Amalfi Consultation at Ferrari Lake Forest

A consultation is the best way to match the cabin to how you plan to use it. We can talk through seating, upholstery, trim, displays, connectivity, and comfort options, and which ones suit you. You don’t need every option. While you’re here, set the front seat for your height and then try the rear, spend a few minutes with the driver and passenger displays, and check the boot opening with your own luggage in mind.

Call us at (847) 295-6560 or schedule an Amalfi consultation. Our sales hours are Monday to Friday 9 AM–5 PM, Saturday 9 AM–2 PM, and closed Sunday. Ask us about ordering and current availability. We offer nationwide transportation for out-of-state buyers, and you can contact our service team with ownership questions.

FAQs About the 2026 Ferrari Amalfi Interior

How many screens does the Amalfi have? Three. Ferrari lists a 15.6-inch digital instrument cluster, a 10.25-inch capacitive central touchscreen, and a passenger display.

Can adults use the rear seats? For short stints, with the front seats adjusted appropriately, they suit luggage or children better than long adult trips.

How much can the boot carry? Ferrari lists 273 liters, about 9.6 cubic feet, which Car and Driver says fits a couple of carry-on bags or a golf-club bag.

Are the massage seats and Burmester audio standard? No. Both are optional, depending on specification.

Does the Amalfi still have physical controls? Yes. The steering wheel has physical buttons, an aluminum start button, and two rotary dials on the back. Many other functions sit on the touchscreen.

Can I personalize the interior? Yes, through our Atelier sessions. Options vary by model.

Images by Ferrari.