Speaking of Maserati, I believe that everyone is not unfamiliar, Maserati, which has always been known for its luxury, has recently been photographed by foreign media in a group of Maserati's new GranTurismo spy photos, from which it can be seen that the new car is still in the ice and snow test stage.
In terms of appearance, the new car still adopts the traditional design concept of the Maserati family, the giant air intake like catfish, while the Maserati trident stands in the middle is particularly conspicuous, from the spy photos can be seen that the air intake of the new car should be active if there is no accident, actively close when the vehicle speed is faster to provide better vehicle dynamics, and actively dissipate heat for the vehicle when the vehicle speed is low. In addition, the new car is also equipped with a new daytime running light, which is somewhat similar to the feeling of the new MC20.
On the side of the body, the new car still adopts a streamlined design method, which is more youthful and sporty than the old model, but does not lose the sense of stability, in addition to the double-door design also makes this GT sports car more personalized.
In terms of rear, the new car adopts the latest tail lights, the shape is in line with the MC20, and the effect of the slender LED light strip lighting at night should be very eye-catching.
In terms of power, there is no clear news about what kind of powertrain Maserati's new GranTurismo will be equipped with, and according to the current situation, the new car may be equipped with the same V6 twin-turbo engine as the MC20, and the maximum horsepower will reach 621 horsepower.
However, according to the previous planning of Fiat Chrysler Group, Maserati is expected to bring 13 new models by the end of 2024, including a pure electric version of GranTurismo, so the arrival of the new GranTurismo is a milestone for Maserati. Although the official has not yet revealed whether the new car has a fuel version in addition to the pure electric version, Maserati has confirmed that all future models will launch pure electric versions. What do you think about that?