Review of the electric version of the Maserati Grecale Folgore high-performance crossover

Maserati Grecale Folgore is the first electric car of the legendary Italian brand. It challenges the traditional perception of electric cars by combining environmental friendliness with uncompromising Maserati performance. In this post, we will look at how successful this electric version is and what it is. You can also significantly improve your car and make it unique by using tuning on the Maserati Grecale, and if you need accessories for another model, you can familiarize yourself with our assortment at the link .

Specifications

• Electric motors: two direct current, one on each axle (all-wheel drive).
• Total power: 558 horsepower.
• Torque: 820 Nm.
• Maximum speed: 220 km/h.
• Acceleration from 0-100 km/h: 4.1 seconds.
• Gearbox: gearbox.
• Battery: 105 kWh (400V technology).
• Power reserve: up to 480 km (according to the WLTP cycle).
• Dimensions (mm): 4865 x 1948 x 1651.
• Wheel base (mm): 2901.

Cross impresses with its power and acceleration dynamics, while maintaining the sporty style characteristic of the brand. The power reserve allows for comfortable trips over long distances.

Complete set

Maserati does not skimp on the equipment of its electric crossover:

• Digital instrument panel;
• Multimedia system with touch screen;
• Keyless access system;
• Climate control;
• Premium audio system;
• Driver assistance systems: adaptive cruise control, blind spot control, lane keeping system, etc.;
• Seat heating and ventilation;
• Panoramic roof and much more.

Exterior and interior

The appearance of Grecale Folgore has retained the recognizable features of the brand, but adapted to an electric car. Yes, the radiator grille has been modified to improve battery cooling, and the side air intakes have been replaced with decorative elements.

The interior is made of premium materials, including eco-friendly Econyl leather from recycled materials. The salon is spacious and comfortable for the driver and passengers.

The volume of the trunk remained the same as in the gasoline version of the Grecale – 535 liters.