Maserati has introduced updated versions of its GranTurismo, GranCabrio and Grecale models, bringing a refreshed design language inspired by the brand’s latest supercar and performance-focused models. The updates give the lineup a sharper, more assertive appearance while refining technology, comfort and personalization options across the range.

The GranTurismo and GranCabrio receive revised front-end styling with a more prominent grille design, alongside updated wheel options, new exterior colours and subtle changes to the rear lighting. The refreshed look is intended to strengthen the visual connection between Maserati’s grand tourers and the rest of the brand’s performance-oriented lineup.

Inside, the cabin benefits from a redesigned steering wheel, updated display graphics, revised controls and enhanced customization possibilities. Premium materials remain a key focus, with buyers able to choose from a wide range of leather, carbon-fibre and trim finishes.

Powertrain offerings continue to include the twin-turbocharged Nettuno V6 engine in both standard and Trofeo specifications, as well as the all-electric Folgore variants. Maserati has also introduced a series of refinements aimed at improving performance, efficiency and overall drivability across the range.

The Grecale SUV adopts a similarly updated appearance, featuring a more pronounced front fascia, revised air intakes and additional personalization options. Buyers can continue to choose from a range of electrified four-cylinder engines, high-performance Trofeo models powered by the Nettuno V6, and the fully electric Grecale Folgore.

Across all three model lines, Maserati says the updates are designed to enhance everyday usability while preserving the performance, luxury and craftsmanship that define the brand. The refreshed GranTurismo, GranCabrio and Grecale will be offered with expanded customization options through Maserati’s Fuoriserie personalization program.