After our Ronan Glon came to visit maserati Headquarters in Modena, Italy to watch GranTurismo 2024He writes, “I can’t tell you much about the interior; I’ve seen it, but I swear I’ll be with the car until early 2023. What I can say is that Maserati has put a lot of effort into making it. create GranTurismo a true four-seater, and a pair of medium-sized adults will be relatively comfortable in the backseat.” The Italians have finally released images of the interior of the new GranTurismo, and while they are. I’m still waiting to get a proper seat in the coupe, we can’t detect any lies that have been told.
For those who have found new car The exterior is much more evolved than one would expect from not only a rebooted car but also a relaunched brand, the interior also retains familiar cues. The steering wheel is the biggest difference compared to before, the new steering wheel looks more like a Mercedes-AMG product. There’s a new screen below the infotainment screen in the center console that appears to be devoted to HVAC controls. And no more number needed; shift paddles do the job of changing gears in the eight-speed automatic transmission fitted to the ICE-powered versions. On the other hand, the Maserati meter occupies the usual place on the dashboard between the ventilation registers, the lines on the dashboard give a strong sense of the dual cockpit and the leather looks as luxurious as ever. .
The automaker only offers showrooms for two of the three versions to be released, the Modena and the Trofeo. Both have a 3.0-liter Nettuno V6 that makes 490 hp and 443 lb-ft of torque in the Modena, and 550 hp and 479 lb-ft in the Trofeo. The two variants are distinguished internally by details such as different leather patterns on the dashboard and seats, more vibrant diagonal stitching in the Trofeo, and a black Start button in Modena compared to a blue Start button. in Trofeo. Outside, Trofeo wears carbon fiber Decorative details such as the front air intake surrounds, rocker dashboard extensions and deck spoiler.
We don’t have pictures of the interior of the battery-powered GranTurismo Folgore yet. It is likely to have other interior surprises for us. Maserati will start shipping the new GranTurismo in the second quarter of 2023. Prices will start at around $200,000.
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