There is no more fitting location than the streets of Modena to begin the task of seeing how the Maserati Grecale handles and behaves, while the smaller sibling to the Levante will usher in an exciting and wonderfully-driving new era. These spy shots offered up by guru car experts Autoblog have given many anxious viewers a good idea of what direction the style is leaning towards, as well as showing how the front end is brandishing an oval grill with a shape similar to what is seen on the MC20.
The proportions at a glance are reminiscent of the Levante’s, and it is admittedly just a touch difficult to tell exactly what is underneath the camouflage. Many of the well-versed experts we have talked to here at Jim Butler Maserati of St Louis have wondered aloud if the Grecale will share its basic underpinnings with the Alfa Romeo Stelvio, which has enjoyed heaps of praise as one of the best-driving SUVs in existence out there today. This coming-soon and destined to be sensational SUV could arrive with both 4 and 6-cylinder engine types available, and one may even be the game-changing and precisely-tuned Netuno that will reside under the hood of the MC20.
There will soon be an epic world tour seeing the Grecale put through the various ropes of bitter cold, triple-digit heat, challenging race tracks, and the daunting demands of off-road terrain. Production Is scheduled to begin after the official unveiling later this year in Cassino, Italy for eventual incoming presence as a 2022 model. The Grecale will be available with a gas engine as well as a hybrid powertrain and all-electric option, and the suspense level is at an all-time high regarding whether or not the 2.9-liter V6 that’s featured in the Stelvio Quadrifoglio may also be present under the hood.
The BMW X3 and Porsche Macan are two of the very fierce competitors that will be constantly sizing up the Grecale, and each Maserati model lives up to our longstanding tradition of allowing the driver’s unique colors to fly freely. As our various releases have been named after different winds that make their way to the balmy Mediterranean Sea, the practicality and everyday drive satisfaction the Grecale offers won’t disappoint.
This new SUV was first confirmed 3 years ago as an integral part of an in-depth product line-up, and we will also be proudly soon introducing a new-generation Levante and Quattroporte that will both be available with an electric powertrain. As the world spirals in a positive direction and begins a recovery along with revitalization, a spry-and-sensational new Maserati SUV will no doubt solidify a bit of much-needed wind in the well-versed car connoisseurs sails!
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