A bespoke GT2 Stradale commissioned through Maserati's Fuoriserie programme pays tribute to one of the brand's most successful racing cars.
The new initiative will bring together the custom car development and personalisation efforts of both Alfa Romeo and Maserati.
Production of the GranTurismo and GranCabrio range will return to Maserati's Viale Ciro Menotti plant in Modena, which is one of the most advanced in Italy.
Four versions have been released for the range: the new "Grecale" (296bhp), the Modena (326bhp), the Trofeo (523bhp), and the Grecale Folgore (550bhp).
There are two levels of customisation, the first being the catalogue featuring two collections, and the second being the Bespoke world of "tailor-made".
The partnership between the two Italian giants will see the birth of an interior collection and a Fuoriserie-crafted, bespoke Grecale.
In celebration of its 110th anniversary, Maserati has unveiled a limited-edition "GranTurismo 110 ANNIVERSARIO" car based on the GranTurismo Folgore.
Maserati plans to introduce all-electric variants of its beloved nameplates in the coming years, all while maintaining volumes and profit margins.
The Maserati Grecale and MC20 can now be had with the new Fuoriserie Essentials configurations, designed by David Beckham.
Maserati will be presenting two one-off Maserati GranTurismos, alongside a third digital one-off designed by Hiroshi Fujiwara at the event.
Designed by Maserati brand ambassador David Beckham, the MC20 Fuoriserie Edition is an interplay of contrasts with its pink and black colour combination.
The luxury Italian automaker and restauranteur come together in a rare display of freedom expressed in vivid colours.