A redesigned Maserati GranTurismo is coming next spring with gas and electric powertrain options.
The Modena and Trofeo versions come with Maserati's twin-turbo 3.0-liter V-6 shared with the MC20, albeit with less power and minus the dry-sump lubrication system. The Maserati-designed V-6 delivers 490 hp in the Modena and 550 hp in the Trofeo. In both cases there's an 8-speed automatic, all-wheel drive, and 0-62 mph times of less than four seconds.
Sadly, the Folgore doesn't have the 1,200-hp headline figure that, oddly, was previously touted by Maserati. That figure refers to the total output of the car's three electric motors , but peak output of the Folgore is actually 760 hp, limited by the discharge capacity of the car's T-shaped battery. The battery is a 92.5-kwh unit that will deliver a competitive range, which points to something around 300 miles, with mixed driving.
. The Grecale Folgore has already been revealed. The MC20 Folgore should be next, after which Maserati will launch redesigned versions of the Quattroporte and Levante, possibly with electric power only. They will all arrive by 2025. The Ghibli won't get a repeat, Maserati has confirmed, at least in its current form.
The previous GranTurismo is still one of the most handsome large coupes around, so topping it was always going to be a challenge. Maserati's design team decided to keep what works and modernise things through some of the details and surfaces. LEDs feature at both ends.The proportions have been improved, though, with the car sitting almost an inch lower and measuring close to 0.8 in wider, providing the new GranTurismo with an imposing stance.
Maserati is yet to reveal the design of the 2+2 cabin but we know there will be digital screens for the instrument cluster , Android-based infotainment system , and climate settings . These screens will have different graphics depending on the variant. There will still be physical controls for key functions, including gear selection. One interesting element will be a digital watch that can swap between multiple faces, including a compass.