Maserati unveils upgraded Grecale, GranTurismo and GranCabrio for 2026

Maserati announced a comprehensive refresh of its 2026 model lineup, covering the Grecale SUV, the GranTurismo coupe and the GranCabrio convertible. The updates centre on the new V6 Nettuno engine, which raises power output across the range – from roughly 390 hp in the base Grecale to 590 hp in the GranTurismo Trofeo variant – making these the most potent models the brand has produced in the modern grand‑tourer segment.

Electric Folgore versions also receive significant improvements. Optimised aerodynamics, refined energy‑management software and a decoupled front axle boost electric range to roughly 540–580 km depending on the testing cycle, positioning the models more competitively against premium German rivals.

Stylistically, the vehicles adopt a refreshed front fascia inspired by Maserati’s latest MCPura language, with a more aggressive “shark nose” grille, active air‑flow control and updated interior touches such as a new sport steering wheel and modernised infotainment graphics. An advanced driver‑monitoring system for fatigue and distraction detection has also been introduced. The combined mechanical, electric‑efficiency and design enhancements aim to reinforce Maserati’s luxury‑performance image while advancing its electrification strategy.