Maserati Reviews

For the majority of its roughly 100-year history, Maserati has been a niche Italian brand that manufactures exotic sports cars. Once a part of Ferrari, Maserati is now owned by Stellantis, though some engines still share a lot in common with the ones from the prancing horse. 

High-performance sports cars have always had a special place in Maserati’s small lineup. Sports cars such as the Coupe and Spyder helped Maserati return to the U.S. in 2002, while the Gran Sport ensured the brand stuck around. Modern day supercars such as the GranTurismo and MC20 continue to deliver stirring designs, and their level of performance has increased greatly over the years. 

While Maserati’s storied history revolves around the sports car, the automaker has expanded to more body styles in the modern era. The Quattroporte full-size sedan, Ghibli compact sedan, and Levante SUV helped bring Maserati’s sharp design and strong performance to new body styles. They also helped Maserati grow from a niche brand to one that’s more readily obtainable. 

Maserati’s future plans involve expanding to new segments with more affordable vehicles such as the compact Grecale SUV and coming out with more electrified vehicles. The first all-electric vehicle from Maserati will be the Grecale Folgore, an all-electric version of the Grecale SUV, which is set to go on sale for the 2024 model year.