Name: New Maserati Grecale deals & finance offers
Brand: Maserati

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This is the pure-electric version of the Grecale, named the Folgore. It’s powered by a 97kWh battery and two electric motors that give it four-wheel drive. Producing 550bhp, this gets the Folgore from 0-62mph in 4.1 seconds and on to a top speed of 137mph.

410kW

The entry-level 2.0-litre four-cylinder engine gives you 296bhp and gets slight mild-hybrid assistance to help boost efficiency. It’ll sprint from 0-62mph in 5.6sec, which is quicker than every Audi Q5, outside of the performance-focused SQ5, so you’ll never need to worry about sprinting to motorway speeds or when overtaking on a country road.

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Like the entry-level engine, this 2.0-litre four-cylinder engine gets mild-hybrid assistance for extra efficiency, but it also gets a boost in power to 325bhp. That means a faster 0-62mph sprint of 5.3sec, so it’s even better when you need a burst of power.

Only available with the Trofeo trim, this 3.0-litre engine gives you 523bhp to play with and drops the 0-62mph sprint time to 5.3sec. Given the figures, we suspect it’ll be easily quick enough for pretty much anything you can throw at it.

Entry-level GT is the one to go for if you want to keep prices to a minimum. It comes with the 296bhp 2.0-litre four-cylinder mild-hybrid engine and gets standard equipment including 19in alloy wheels, leather upholstery, LED headlights and parking sensors all round. 

This trim level is specific to the pure-electric version of the Grecale. Standard equipment includes 20in alloy wheels, copper painted brake calipers, heated fron and rear (outer) seats, three-zone climate control, a 14-speaker Sonus Faber sound system and wireless phone-charging.

Folgore

Stepping up to mid-spec Modena trim gives you the more powerful 325bhp mild-hybrid engine and adds larger 20in alloy wheels and even plusher leather upholstery.

Modena

Modena Sport

If you’re after something sporty, the top-spec Trofeo will be for you. This version comes with the 523bhp V6 and gets plenty of performance-focused upgrades. It’s expensive, though, so we’d probably point you towards the Porsche Macan instead.

Trofeo

Estate

Do you look at the models of Audi, BMW and Mercedes-Benz and find them all a bit too… common? Well then, Maserati might be up your street.

This Italian car maker has one SUV in its line-up – the Porsche Cayenne-rivalling Levante – but also the Ghibli and Quattroporte saloons, GranTurismo coupé and GranCabrio drop-top.

Despite its long history, Maserati has been through several periods of inactivity but is now in better health thanks to being part of the large Fiat Chrysler Automobiles group.

In the future, we’re expecting to see Maserati grow its SUV range with new models to sit above and below the Levante, as well as a new range-topping sports car.

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