It's official: Maserati Grecale announced as brand's new crossover

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Discussion Starter · Sep 10, 2020

More details to come. The Maserati Grecale will be related to Alfa Romeo's Stelvio—widely acclaimed—and built at the Stelvio factory in Cassino, Italy.

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rolexesandgts

· #2 · Sep 13, 2020

I am so ready for this model. The Levante is great, but it is a bit bigger than I am used to.

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ddsski

· #3 · Oct 26, 2020

Interest is high for this! Love my Stelvio but it will be 4+yrs old by the time this arrives

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stomp944

· #4 · Oct 26, 2020

I know its just a silhouette at this point, but its looking exactly like the Porsche Cayenne.

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Sock Tucker

· #5 · Oct 26, 2020

stomp944 said:
I know its just a silhouette at this point, but its looking exactly like the Porsche Cayenne.

i think its mostly a Stelvio

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ddsski

· #6 · Oct 27, 2020

Sending the Stelvio to finishing school is a good thing. Better leather, better insulation etc

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stomp944

· #7 · Oct 27, 2020

Sock Tucker said:
i think its mostly a Stelvio

Yes, it does appear so - the rounded headlights in the silhouette said 'Porsche' to me....... Then again, the class will carry some similarity all around I suppose.

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Yesterday, I was at the launch of the Grecale in Oslo, Norway. Three versions were presented: the GT base version, the GT Primaserie (a very nicely appointed special version of the GT), and the Trofeo. Very nice cars, which should sell well.

The Trofeo has a detuned (530HP) version of the MC20's Nettuno engine.

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