Maserati announced that it will introduce the new Grecale, GranTurismo and GranCabrio models in Japan. Deliveries to the Japanese market are scheduled to begin from January 2027, with the models arriving as refined Italian grand touring cars featuring redesigned styling and powertrains.
Maserati Japan formally announced the introduction to the Japanese market of the new Grecale, GranTurismo and GranCabrio, all featuring substantially redesigned styling and powertrains. All three models are being brought to Japan as vehicles designed for both everyday use and long-distance driving, while retaining premium interiors and sharply styled front ends.
The Grecale uses the Nettuno V6 and is available in a 390ps specification. Features include a new design with horizontal lines across the front and rear bumpers and grille, side air-curtain slits, and a steering wheel based on an octagonal motif. The range comprises 4 grades: the Grecale 300ps at ¥10.65 million, Modena 330ps at ¥12.01 million, Modena V6 390ps at ¥14.60 million, and Trofeo V6 at ¥17.10 million.
The GranTurismo is offered with the V6 Nettuno in 490ps and 590ps specifications. It features a redesigned front end, clear-lens rear lights and air suspension with a Country mode. Grades are the 490ps GranTurismo at ¥22.32 million and the 590ps Trofeo at ¥27.02 million.
The GranCabrio has enhanced bespoke features, including a soft-top configuration, and is scheduled for introduction in Japan from January 2027. All models combine all-wheel drive with an 8-speed automatic transmission and are designed to cover everything from daily use to sports driving.