Maserati GranCabrio is presented in V6 and 542-horsepower Trofeo versions.

Retaining the essence of the Gran Tourer with its 2+2 configuration, this convertible begins its journey with a powerful Nettuno V6 power unit in Trofeo trim. However, the appearance of the Folgore electric model will add even more variety to the model range. The Maserati GranCabrio, thanks to its topless design, creates a more attractive appearance than the hard-bodied GranTurismo. One of its special features is the fabric roof, an amazing technology that smoothly retracts in just 14 seconds, even when driving at a speed of 50 km/h. This model is also a visual delight: the attractive dark blue exterior is complemented by a bright red interior. The Trofeo's trim is further accentuated with carbon fiber trim and stylish black multi-spoke aluminum wheels that add to its elegance. Maserati Gran Cabrio Maserati GranCabrio technologies. The convertible is powered by a reliable 3.0-liter V6 Nettuno twin-turbocharged engine that produces 542 hp. and 650 Nm of torque. This engine works in harmony with an advanced 8-speed automatic transmission, providing an exhilarating driving experience with smooth power distribution to the rear wheels. The Gran Cabrio impresses not only with its impressive aesthetics, but also with its evolution into the electric Folgore. Known for its commitment to innovation and performance, Maserati has joined the electric revolution and promises an electric driving experience with this new model. The appeal of the convertible goes beyond visual appeal, highlighting the combination of performance and refinement. In particular, the use of advanced materials such as carbon fiber in the Trofeo trim demonstrates Maserati's commitment to excellence, embodying a design philosophy that epitomizes modern luxury. Maserati GranCabrio. Maserati's entry into the EV segment with Folgore strengthens the company's ability to adapt to the changing automotive landscape. The GranCabrio, with its traditional Gran Tourer charm and a look into the future of electric vehicles, is a testament to Maserati's commitment to automotive excellence.

Retaining the essence of the Gran Tourer with its 2+2 configuration, this convertible begins its journey with a powerful Nettuno V6 power unit in Trofeo trim. However, the appearance of the Folgore electric model will add even more variety to the model range.

The Maserati GranCabrio, thanks to its topless design, creates a more attractive appearance than the hard-bodied GranTurismo. One of its special features is the fabric roof, an amazing technology that smoothly retracts in just 14 seconds, even when driving at a speed of 50 km/h.

This model is also a visual delight: the attractive dark blue exterior is complemented by a bright red interior. The Trofeo's trim is further accentuated with carbon fiber trim and stylish black multi-spoke aluminum wheels that add to its elegance.

Maserati Gran Cabrio

Maserati GranCabrio technologies.
The convertible is powered by a reliable 3.0-liter V6 Nettuno twin-turbocharged engine that produces 542 hp. and 650 Nm of torque. This engine works in harmony with an advanced 8-speed automatic transmission, providing an exhilarating driving experience with smooth power distribution to the rear wheels.

The Gran Cabrio impresses not only with its impressive aesthetics, but also with its evolution into the electric Folgore. Known for its commitment to innovation and performance, Maserati has joined the electric revolution and promises an electric driving experience with this new model.

The appeal of the convertible goes beyond visual appeal, highlighting the combination of performance and refinement. In particular, the use of advanced materials such as carbon fiber in the Trofeo trim demonstrates Maserati's commitment to excellence, embodying a design philosophy that epitomizes modern luxury.

Maserati GranCabrio.

Maserati's entry into the EV segment with Folgore strengthens the company's ability to adapt to the changing automotive landscape.

The GranCabrio, with its traditional Gran Tourer charm and a look into the future of electric vehicles, is a testament to Maserati's commitment to automotive excellence.

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