Maserati is developing a redesigned GranTurismo for launch in 2023 and Carlos Tavares, the CEO of Maserati parent company Stellantis, has just taken a late-stage prototype for a spin on the streets of Rome., which Maserati had on display in Rome as part of the promotions for the 2022 Formula E Rome E-Prix held on April 9.
Maserati has been quiet on its plans for the internal-combustion GranTurismo. The car will likely come with Maserati's 3.0-liter twin-turbocharged V-6 that debuted in the theStellantis CEO Carlos Tavares tests the 2024 Maserati GranTurismo FolgoreThe GranTurismo Folgore won't be the only electric Maserati available next year. The automaker in March revealed a, and based on the Alfa Romeo Stelvio's Giorgio platform.
The Folgore vehicles can be recognized by their unique front fascias that are made more streamlined by having fewer openings, including in the signature trident grille. Eventually, Maserati will launch a Folgore version of the MC20 supercar. Beyond that, Maserati will launch redesigned versions of the Levante and Quattroporte with electric power only. The Ghibli will be phased out after the current model's run.