Maserati Grecale Alba, a limited edition only for Italy

A few months ago, Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares criticized the leadership of Maserati. Over that time, the brand had experienced a 60% drop in sales. A disaster that has put Maserati in a rather critical position. It seems the brand has taken note and has just announced that it will sell a special edition of the well-known Grecale, the Grecale Alba Limited Edition.

The Maserati Grecale Alba is based on the Grecale GT, which is the entry-level version of the range. To enhance this variant, several elements have been added that make it a more attractive SUV. Among these changes, the Etere alloy wheels stand out, measuring 20 inches.

The Full LED Matrix headlights, a black panoramic roof and quad exhaust pipes, which give the rear a sportier touch, also stand out. It will be available in three body colors: Bianco Astro, Grigio Lava and Nero Tempesta. Inside, we find black leather upholstery.

The equipment has been enhanced, as it is a special edition. The Surround View Camera and the Tech Assistance Pack have been added. This pack, among other elements, includes a wireless charger for smartphones and a Head-Up Display. This improves the onboard technology and makes it a more attractive car for drivers in 2025.

The engine is the same as the one used in the Grecale GT, that is, a 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine producing 250 CV. The 0 to 100 km/h acceleration takes 6.3 seconds and the top speed is rated at 230 km/h. The Gen2.5 8HP50 8-speed automatic gearbox transmits all the power to the four wheels.

For now, Maserati has only published one low-resolution photo of the model, so the rest of the images you can see in the article are of the model it is based on, the Grecale GT. The starting price of this new special edition is 92,300 euros, around 5,000 euros more than the Grecale GT 250. It has not been reported how many units this special edition will consist of.