Maserati MC20 Fuoriserie Edition: created by and for David Beckham

From time to time, the trident brand presents us with its latest creations from its design department Maserati Centro Stile, and specifically from its personalisation programme Maserati Fuoriserie, which allows such a high level of customisation that it creates a car unique in the world.

For that very reason, today we bring you this Maserati MC20 Fuoriserie Edition, a unique creation with very special design elements, the result of a collaboration between the brand’s design department and none other than former footballer David Beckham, the brand’s ambassador since this very year.

The design of the MC20 Fuoriserie

Starting with its design, this MC20 features a black paint finish with pastel pink details which, in addition to paying homage to Inter Miami CF, the team Beckham coaches, create a striking yet very elegant colour contrast.

The aforementioned pastel pink can be found on the lettering of the personalised rear identification plate and on the Brembo brake calipers, visible through the 20-inch wheels of this machine.

Apart from this, numerous matt-finish surfaces have also been used, contrasting with the glossy surfaces of the whole, such as the trident logos inserted into the grille and C-pillars, or the MC20 plaque beneath the wing mirrors.

Its interior

Stepping inside, the first thing that will catch our attention is the black leather and Alcantara upholstered seats with contrasting pink stitching. In addition, the seatbacks feature a laser-engraved tone-on-tone pattern, and the headrests carry a three-dimensionally embroidered trident in pastel pink.

As it could not be otherwise, Maserati has decided to incorporate a personalised satin-gloss plaque between the seats, with cursive lettering reading “For David”.

As for its engine, the Maserati MC20 Fuoriserie Edition is powered by a 3.0-litre V6 petrol engine producing 630 CV and 730 Nm of peak torque, paired with an eight-speed DCT automatic gearbox and rear-wheel drive. It is also worth noting that this unit is derived from Formula 1 technology.