Maserati extends stylish Trofeo therapy to whole 2021 schedule
Maserati presented a high-grade performance-oriented Levante Trofeo for the 2019 version year. [power tailgate]Currently, the remainder of the 2021 schedule gets the Trofeo treatment, and that indicates all three vehicles flaunt a Ferrari-sourced twin-turbocharged 3.8-liter V-8 making 580 horsepower and also 538 pound-feet of torque.

For the Ghibli, it's the very first time the brand name's lowest-priced cars and truck has sported a V-8. Maserati says the V-8 can launch the rear-drive Ghibli from 0-62 mph in 4.3 seconds and also press it to a full throttle of 203 miles per hour. In the Quattroporte, the engine gets a power rise from 523 hp. It presses the Quattoporte to 62 mph in 4.5 seconds and also the exact same full throttle.

The Levante currently had a Trofeo. It hits 62 miles per hour time to 4.1 seconds as well as can reach a full throttle of 187 miles per hour.
The cars add the Levante's Corsa driving mode that brings quicker changes, a looser stability control system, and also a meaner exhaust note for that Ferrari V-8. Corsa setting also opens a new launch control attribute that can be used to attain the 0-62 miles per hour times.

Maserati includes the Levante's Integrated Vehicle Control system, an advanced security control system that consists of torque vectoring, to the sedans to improve handling as well as performance
2021 Maserati Quattroporte Trofeo

New style components additionally distinguish the Trofeo family and also mark some design adjustments for the Levante Trofeo. All versions add carbon-fiber for the front splitter, rear extractor, and side air intakes; piano black grille bars; new Orione 21-inch wheels for the cars as well as 22s for the Levante; and the black trim of the former Nerissimo bundle. The Ghibli also gets two hood vents to distribute engine warm like the Levante Trofeo. [click see]The C-pillar of each car features a Maserati Saetta (trident) logo in chrome with a red lightning bolt, while the C-pillar adds a badge with the environment-friendly, white, and also red of the Italian flag. The signature Maserati front fender vents are now cut in red. In addition, all 2021 Maseratis attribute brand-new taillights with a black finish as well as a boomerang shape influenced by past Maseratis.