Lake St. Moritz hosts Maserati at the Swiss Concours d'Elegance

Switzerland has hosted the second edition of the Lake St. Moritz Concours d’Elegance. In this special setting, the event brings together a large number of historic cars, delighting the visitors to the show. Among all the brands that took part this year, we find Maserati, which presented some of its classic cars. A display of preservation and elegance that highlighted the quality of its luxury vehicles.

Alongside the brand’s classic models, Maserati also showcased some of its current models and even offered a preview of the path the brand will follow in the coming years. A celebration of motoring in which combustion engines shook hands with the electrified models that will shape the future of Maserati.

Among the models from past times, the Maserati 420M/58 Eldorado stood out, a one-off piece built for the second edition of the Monza race in 1958. It took part in the Open Wheels category, dedicated to single-seaters built in the 1950s and 1960s.

Cars of this kind are not often seen at many events, and they are a spectacle, both for the performance they display and for their elegant appearance. Other models that stood out at this event were the 3500 GT Touring and the Mistral, two pioneers of the brand.

But beyond these almost unique models, Maserati also wanted to show its latest offerings. Thus, the Maserati Grecale could be seen, presented in the one-off “Mission to Mars” edition. It was accompanied by the Maserati MC20 Cielo Spyder, presented in the Fuoriserie edition, and the newly arrived Gran Turismo in the Trofeo version. Of this model, the 100% electric version could also be seen, the Gran Turismo Folgore, which is the brand’s first electric model.

Many of the vehicles gathered to run the circuit around the lake are driven by their owners, so the participants enjoy an automotive gathering that goes beyond brand exhibitions. A great place to enjoy the magic of luxury classic cars.