The Maserati Grecale 2025 debuts new engines in its 2025 update

In mid-2025, an update arrives for the Maserati Grecale, aiming to rescue the Italian brand from the sales decline it has been suffering for years and allowing it to regain the position it should have in the market. Although it seeks to boost the well-known premium SUV, the biggest change focuses on the engine lineup.

Under the bonnet, a four-cylinder engine with mild hybridisation will be found. This engine will be available with two power outputs, 250 and 300 CV. With this engine, the performance expected from it will be maintained, but at the same time the impact on the environment will be considerably reduced, since fuel consumption and, consequently, polluting emissions are lowered.

This, though important, is not the only change the Italian model has received. The new 20-inch alloy wheels feature a diamond-cut design, which gives a more dynamic and attractive look. Inside, work has been done to offer more refined equipment and greater luxury.

More comfortable interior

The seats are upholstered in leather and feature heating for added comfort for the driver and front passenger. In addition, they are electrically adjustable with up to 12 positions so that each occupant can find the most suitable one. Everything in the cabin is designed to be comfortable and convey a sense of luxury and prestige.

Personalisation is one of the key points for the Grecale, and in this update it remains important. The Fouriserie programme allows buyers to configure the car with the option of choosing from 11 new body colours and other exclusive combinations. Among these possibilities, the colour Orange Devil stands out for being original and daring.

This colour comes with black brake calipers, which match a two-tone Ice/Black interior. There are five seat options and an extensive catalogue of variations. The personalisation possibilities exceed 2,000, so each owner can have a practically unique car.

And to round off the offer, the Italian manufacturer offers several maintenance and after-sales service options, which will be called “Bundle“. This will allow combining different types of services, such as extended warranty, premium maintenance and complementary services, like vehicle pick-up and delivery for servicing. With these services, the aim is for each customer to tailor after-sales service to their specific needs.

The uncertain future of Maserati

The present of Maserati looks quite grim. The sales drop in 2024, which reached 57%, and 48% in the first quarter of 2025, bodes ill for the brand. Even so, Stellantis is reluctant to sell the company and wants to keep investing in it. So we will not have to wait long to see新 developments that help the trident brand rise again and become a trend in the market.