Maserati has launched the facelift of its luxury SUV Grecale in the Indian market. The starting ex-showroom price of the updated Maserati Grecale Facelift has been kept at Rs. 1.14 crore, while the top-spec Trofeo variant is priced up to Rs. 2 crore.
This time the company has introduced the SUV with refreshed exterior styling, revised cabin features and a new Modena V6 variant. Apart from this, the all-electric Grecale Folgore is also part of the updated line-up.
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Four petrol variants – Grecale, Modena, Modena V6 and Trofeo – are offered in the new Grecale range. The Folgore will be available as an electric version. The main highlights of the facelift are the MCPura supercar-inspired front design, updated digital clock, new octagonal steering wheel and wider range of powertrain options.
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Maserati Grecale Facelift Price in India: Variant-Wise Details
Maserati has positioned the updated Grecale according to different performance levels and powertrain preferences. Entry-level petrol version price Rs. Starting at Rs 1.14 crore, the performance-focused Trofeo is the most expensive petrol variant in the range.
| Variant | Ex-showroom Price |
|---|---|
| Grecale | Rs. 1.14 crore |
| Modena | Rs. 1.29 crore |
| Modena V6 | Rs. 1.39 crore |
| Trofeo | Rs. 2 crore |
| Folgore (Electric) | Rs. 1.90 crore |
The new Modena V6 variant in this lineup is particularly interesting, as it is positioned between the four-cylinder Modena and the high-performance Trofeo. Meanwhile, the Folgore offers a luxury SUV experience with electric performance.
Maserati Grecale Facelift Engine and Performance
Powertrain options are one of the major highlights of the updated SUV. The entry-level Grecale gets a 2.0-liter four-cylinder turbo-petrol mild-hybrid engine, producing 300 hp and 450 Nm of torque. According to Maserati’s claimed figures, this variant can complete 0-100 kph acceleration in 5.6 seconds and achieve a top speed of 240 kph.
The Modena variant also uses a more powerful version of the same 2.0-liter engine. Its output is 330 hp and 450 Nm. The company claims that it can accelerate from 0-100 kph in 5.3 seconds, with a top speed of 240 kph.
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New Modena V6 Variant Gets 390 hp Nettuno Engine
The new addition to the lineup is the Modena V6, which features Maserati’s 3.0-liter Nettuno V6 petrol engine. This engine develops 390 hp and 500 Nm of torque. This variant takes a claimed 4.9 seconds to complete the 0-100 kph sprint, while its top speed stands at 260 kph.
At the top of the range is the Trofeo variant, which uses a more powerful version of the same Nettuno V6 engine. It produces 530hp of power and 620Nm of torque. According to Maserati, the Trofeo can reach 0-100kph in just 3.8 seconds and has a top speed of 285kph.
Suspension setup also varies between variants. The entry-level Grecale gets frequency-selective dampers, while the Modena and Modena V6 offer adaptive Skyhook suspension with a limited-slip differential. The Trofeo features height-adjustable Skyhook air suspension, an electronic limited-slip differential, and Brembo brakes. Its driving modes include GT, Off-Road, Sport, and Corsa.
Grecale Folgore Electric: 550hp and 105kWh Battery
The electric version of the Grecale Folgore features a 105kWh battery pack. Its electric powertrain generates 550hp and 820Nm of torque. According to company-claimed figures, the Folgore can complete 0-100kph acceleration in 4.1 seconds and reach a top speed of 220kph.
Maserati claims that the updated Folgore can deliver a range of up to 580km, thanks to a revised control strategy. Charging is supported by 22kW AC and 150kW DC. It also features an all-wheel drive system and an energy-saving disconnect function. Suspension is handled by a height-adjustable Skyhook air setup.
Exterior Design: MCPura-Inspired Shark-Nose Front
The Maserati Grecale Facelift exterior changes are most clearly visible in the front section. Maserati has introduced a redesigned bumper and a more pronounced concave grille, whose shark-nose design is inspired by the brand’s MCPura supercar. The front bumper also features larger air intakes and air curtains that guide airflow around the front wheel arches.
The Trofeo variant gets matrix LED headlamps, while the remaining variants come with full-LED units. The Grecale, Modena, and Modena V6 get 20-inch forged wheels, while the Trofeo gets larger 21-inch alloy wheels. The Modena V6 is distinguished by yellow brake calipers.
All petrol variants get an active sport exhaust system. The entry-level Grecale has chrome exhaust tips, while other petrol variants come with black tips. The Folgore electric version features illuminated black side vents, 20-inch Nembo alloy wheels, and copper brake calipers.
Maserati is also offering new 20-inch Asteria and 21-inch Crono wheel designs for additional personalization. A Grigio Lamiera Shiny paint finish is also available through the Fuoriserie program.
In terms of SUV dimensions, the Grecale is 4,873mm long, 1,947mm wide, and 1,687mm tall. Its wheelbase is 2,901mm.
Interior and Features: New Steering Wheel and Digital Clock
The cabin receives several updates along with the Maserati Grecale Facelift. The most noticeable change is the new octagonal steering wheel, available in perforated leather or Alcantara finishes. Large aluminum paddle shifters are located behind it.
The digital clock on the dashboard also receives a revised design. It features a mineral crystal dial and a metal bezel. The gear selector features backlit metal buttons using Maserati’s capacitive haptic technology.
The features list includes a 12.3-inch touchscreen infotainment system, an 8.8-inch lower climate-control display, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and Maserati Intelligent Assistant (MIA).
All variants, except the entry-level Grecale, come with a 14-speaker Sonus faber audio system, three-zone automatic climate control, multi-color ambient lighting, and heated front seats. The Modena V6 and Trofeo feature an Alcantara-wrapped steering wheel. The Modena V6 also comes with 14-way power-adjustable front seats, while the panoramic sunroof is exclusive to the Trofeo variant.
Boot capacity is 535 liters in the Grecale, Modena, and Folgore, while the Modena V6 and Trofeo offer a luggage capacity of 570 liters.
Maserati Grecale Facelift Safety & ADAS Features
Safety equipment includes front, side, and curtain airbags, electronic stability control, Isofix anchors, and front-rear parking sensors. The ADAS package includes features like autonomous emergency braking with pedestrian detection, active lane management, blind-spot monitoring, traffic-sign recognition, and intersection collision assist.
However, traffic-sign recognition and intersection collision assist features are not available on the Folgore electric version.
Auto India Daily Verdict
The Maserati Grecale Facelift updates aren’t limited to cosmetic changes. The addition of a new Modena V6 variant gives buyers an interesting choice between the four-cylinder Modena and the high-performance Trofeo. Meanwhile, the 550hp Folgore electric version offers luxury EV buyers a performance-focused alternative.
With a starting price of Rs. 1.14 crore, the Grecale seeks to strengthen its position in the premium luxury SUV segment. Its updated design, multiple powertrain choices, and improved cabin enhance appeal. But it will be important to carefully compare variant-wise features, performance requirements and electric range before making the final buying decision.
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