The scorching yet seductive Maserati Ghibli has been around for seven years now, and the fact that not a whole lot has differed over its existence is now getting ready to change. As covered in Carbuzz.com this past week, the new Ghibli’s debut is slated to be in just five days. This extra-exclusive reveal will also include the first-ever Ghibli Hybrid and or PHEV, part of a lineup of new models touting electrification as part of our in-depth reinvention plan. The electric Maserati MC20 will also play a key role in this proposed and very exciting plan.
Here we are shown spy photographs that just snapped some fresh photos of the Ghibli with a facelift running some final test laps that reveal more details than many out there on the web looking for clues have seen to date. These two prototypes are sporting less camouflage around the bumpers, and it can be clearly made out that there have been some significant styling changes to the front and rear. The Ghibli was surely already a great-looking performance sedan and everyone here at Jim Butler Maserati of St Louis knew that a design that works so well shouldn’t be tweaked too intensely.
Our sources do claim that the interior will see heavy updates, and sure enough, both interiors are heavily cloaked as seen in this shoot. It should be expected to see a larger infotainment screen and an instrument cluster that is now fully digital. The car’s software as a whole is also most likely due to a thorough update. It has also been recently learned that the updated Ghibli will offer the 2.0-liter engine that cranks out around 330 horsepower, and it is still to be finalized whether it will be the new base engine replacing the current 3.0-liter V6 and if it will be only offered with the plug-in hybrid or hybrid variants.
Don’t forget to ask us about the available Zegna package that offers unique interior trim flourishes and color options and spend an ample amount of time picking which style and trim of the arrival is best for you. One of the questions asked frequently of us is why we think the Ghibli is so much better than the BMW 6 series the Audi A7, and Mercedes-Benz CLS Class models. The staff on duty at Releasedatenewcars.com claimed that the potent engine, distinctive styling, excellent ride and handling balance, many safety features, and immaculately crafted interior are elements that make the Ghibli stand out in pure and prominent fashion.
Some of the standard features available on the base model include an 8-way power- adjustable steering wheel, an 8.4” touchscreen display, automatic wipers and headlights, 19- inch alloy wheels, an 8-speaker audio system, automatic dual-zone climate control, auto- dimming mirrors, keyless entry and ignition, a USB port, SD card reader, LED running lights,
automatic xenon headlights, an auxiliary audio jack, and complete navigation system.
Some of the standard features available on the base model include an 8-way power-adjustable steering wheel, an 8.4” touchscreen display, automatic wipers and headlights, 19-inch alloy wheels, an 8-speaker audio system, automatic dual-zone climate control, auto-dimming mirrors, keyless entry and ignition, a USB port, SD card reader, LED running lights, automatic xenon headlights, an auxiliary audio jack, and complete navigation system.
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