Maserati has opened reservations for the special 2023 Grecale Modena Limited Edition in the U.S. and Canada while also announcing a roadshow for the new SUV. The Grecale Modena Limited Edition was unveiled shortly after Maserati took off the covers to the ‘standard’ Grecale back in March. It comes standard with a number of distinctive features, including 21-inch Pegaso machine polished aluminum wheels, adaptive air suspension with Skyhook damping, a 14-speaker Sonus faber audio system, a panoramic roof, and is offered in Bianco (White), Nero Tempesta (Black Storm), Blu Intenso (Intense Blue), Grigio Lava (Lava Grey), and Rosso Granturismo (Red).
Maserati has also equipped the Grecale
Modena with a slightly more powerful version of its mild-hybrid 2.0-liter
four-cylinder, now pumping out 325 hp or 29 hp more than the same engine in the
base Grecale. Torque sits at 450 Nm and the SUV can hit 100
km/h in 5.3 seconds. The Italian car manufacturer notes that the Grecale
Modena is only available to reserve through its website, but it is not yet
clear how many units will be built nor how much it costs. All we know that
placing a reservation requires a US$ 500 deposit and deliveries should commence
this fall.
In a bid to drum up publicity for the
Grecale, Maserati will kick-off a roadshow with it in June, touring the SUV
through 14 states where it will make 40 stops. Shoppers will have the chance to
get an up-close look at the Grecale at each of these stops. All three variants
of the Grecale will take part in the roadshow, including the standard GT with
its 296 hp mild-hybrid, the limited-run Modena, and the flagship Trofeo, which
is powered by a tweaked version of the MC20’s twin-turbo 3.0-liter V6 and
churning out 523 hp and 620 Nm.
Maserati will make stops in Arizona,
California, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts,
New Jersey, New York, Nevada, Pennsylvania, Texas, and Virginia during the
trip.
