Recently, we got a set of latest interior spy photos about Maserati's new SUV model, the Gregare, which has almost no coverage as a whole. The new car is built on the same Giorgio platform as Alfa Romeo Stelvio, positioning mid-size SUVs and competitors locking in products such as the Porsche Macan. In addition, the car was originally scheduled to make its spring world debut, but due to the delay in chip shortages, it is expected to be postponed to the official unveiling within the year.
According to the exposure picture, the new car adopts a new style of three-frame steering wheel, equipped with functional touch buttons and driving mode adjustment knobs, and the steering wheel is equipped with the iconic huge paddle shifter, in addition to a full LCD instrument panel. The central control part will be equipped with a large size central control screen, while the lower part is expected to be equipped with an air-conditioning touch control screen, and at the top will also be equipped with a clock display.
Looking at the previously exposed appearance spy photos, the new car adopts the iconic grille design in the design, with large size wheels and bilateral double exhaust layout, creating a rather dynamic design as a whole.
In terms of powertrain, it is reported that the new car will be equipped with a 3.0T V6 twin-turbo engine with a maximum power of 463kW, matching an 8-speed automatic transmission and a four-wheel drive system, and will be equipped with air suspension. In addition, the new car does not rule out the introduction of the 2.0T entry-level power system, and the subsequent launch of a pure electric version.
The editor said: From the overall point of view, the new car should be more youthful in both design and positioning, and as an entry-level SUV, I believe it will win favor. However, with the Porsche Macan in the market and the car being updated not long ago, it will depend on what highlights the Maserati Grecale will bring and whether there will be surprises in terms of price.