Maseratihas revealed the first model of the all-electric vehicle scale. Grecale Folgore new SUV named Maserati’s first all-electric car it happened. The Grecale Folgore is the electric submodel of the new Levante SUV, which will be launched shortly after the launch of petrol versions.
Maserati Grecale Folgore is a special edition inspired by contemporary architecture and especially the façade of the Guggenheim Museum in Spain. copper (copper) Except for the color, it has the same design as the other versions of the series. The compact SUV, all manufactured in Italy, uses 400-volt architecture and has a 105 kWh battery.
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Maserati Grecale Folgore surprises with features
Maserati is the main competitor in its market. Porsche increases its electricity investments to catch up. Italian manufacturer Maserati brand’s first electric SUV Grecale Folgore announced. The new vehicle, which is an alternative to models such as the BMW iX3 and Mercedes EQC with its size, has almost the same design as the combustion engine versions of Grecale.
In-cab technology There are some improvements. Grecale Folgore and other models of the Levante SUV include a digital instrument cluster (a first for the brand), 12.3 inch for home screen and extra controls 8.8-inch sub-screengives a place. Passengers will also have an independent touchscreen.
Grecale Folgore, which will be produced in Italy, 400 Volts 105 kWh equipped with a battery (for comparison, Porsche has an 800 V battery). Maserati’s new electric SUV also boasts 540bhp and 800 Nm It delivers impressive torque. But performance figures and, more importantly, maximum range have not been confirmed. charging technology It has been kept secret for now.
Maserati has more details on the Grecale Folgore. to 2023 launch He said he will present it soon.
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