Maserati also features at the Goodwood Festival of Speed

Maserati is one of the luxury car brands going through a new chapter and daring to launch new models to offer new driving sensations. The brand of the trident chose the British event to present three models: the Maserati GranTurismo, the GranCabrio and the new Grecale.

All three models were shown in the Trofeo version, arguably the most spectacular of all those available. The bodywork features the new colours from the Fuoriserie programme. The new Grecale wears a finish in Orange Devil, while the GranCabrio is painted in Blu Emozione and the GranTurismo uses Green Jupiter matt.

What’s new at Maserati

The New GranTurismo and the New GranCabrio benefit from the design that debuted with the MCXtrema, later passed to the GT2 Stradale, was refined with the MCPURA, and now arrives on these two new models. Both models are fitted with a 3.0-litre Nettuno engine producing up to 590 CV, with the GranTurismo Trofeo reaching a top speed of just over 320 km/h.

Both models feature all-wheel drive and air suspension capable of varying ride height. As a result, they offer not only an engaging experience for the driver but also safety for all four occupants. The Grecale, meanwhile, underlines the brand’s essence as a premium SUV and confirms itself as Maserati’s big bet.

The Grecale uses a V6 Turbo engine that delivers a spectacular sound and technology derived from Formula 1.

More models from Maserati

But Maserati also presents further novelties and brings its cars closer to the attendees of the event. The Maserati Project GT4 is based on the Maserati GranTurismo and takes the model into the GT4 category. This competition model draws on the experience gained with the Maserati GT2, adapted for a vehicle that breaks with everything and elevates it to a higher category.

The Goodwood Festival of Speed also served to show the special 100 Trident livery, which pays homage to the trident logo. It features a large graphic of this emblematic element stretching from the roof to the rear. There are also one hundred small blue tridents, a front stripe recalling the livery of classic racing cars, and the blue and yellow colours that evoke the city of Modena.

Of course, the rest of Maserati’s models are also present, showcasing the style of a brand seeking to reclaim its place in the luxury car market.