For more than a century, Maserati has built its reputation on blending Italian craftsmanship, grand touring comfort, and motorsport-inspired performance.

As the brand continues to evolve its lineup for a new generation of luxury buyers, it has unveiled comprehensive updates to three of its most important models: the Grecale SUV, GranTurismo coupe, and GranCabrio convertible.

While each model retains its distinctive character, the revisions focus on sharper exterior styling, enhanced cabin technology, improved powertrains, and additional safety features designed to elevate both everyday usability and driving enjoyment.

Leading the changes is the new Grecale, Maserati's D-segment luxury SUV. Exterior updates include a redesigned front bumper and grille featuring a more pronounced "shark nose" design inspired by the MCPura supercar. The revised front fascia incorporates a new air curtain system to improve airflow management around the wheel arches, while Folgore electric variants gain an Active Grille Shutter system that automatically adjusts airflow to improve efficiency and extend driving range.

Inside, the Grecale receives a redesigned steering wheel inspired by Maserati's racing heritage, featuring a new octagonal-inspired shape and updated lower spoke design. A new digital clock with a real metal bezel and octagonal housing also debuts, while the PRND selector has been redesigned with capacitive haptic controls and metal switchgear. The range further expands with the introduction of new Grecale V6 and Modena V6 variants powered by a 390 PS twin-turbo V6, joining the existing mild-hybrid, Trofeo V6, and Folgore electric models.

The Grecale's safety package has also been enhanced through the introduction of a Driver Distraction and Drowsiness Detection System, which works alongside updated Advanced Driver Assistance Systems. Maserati has likewise refined the SUV's drive mode management and added a new parking assistance function that utilizes the steering wheel-mounted paddle shifters.

Meanwhile, the GranTurismo receives a more extensive update while maintaining its role as Maserati's flagship grand tourer. The exterior gains a redesigned front bumper with larger air intakes, a more aggressive shark-nose treatment, revised aerodynamic elements, and a new air curtain system designed to improve cooling and airflow efficiency. At the rear, new clear-lens LED taillights provide a sharper and more modern lighting signature, while new Trident wheels widen the track by 10 mm to improve stability and cornering precision.

Much like the Grecale, the cabin benefits from a new racing-inspired steering wheel, an updated Maserati Digital Clock with an octagonal design and metal crown, revised display graphics, and a redesigned PRND selector finished in metal. The digital cockpit continues to feature a 12.3-inch infotainment screen, 8.8-inch comfort display, and 12.2-inch digital instrument cluster, now complemented by an upgraded user interface and a new fatigue-monitoring system that can detect driver distraction and drowsiness through a dedicated camera. 

Under the hood, the Nettuno 3.0-liter twin-turbo V6 has been updated and is now offered in 490 PS and 590 PS outputs, with the latter powering the Trofeo variant. The all-electric Folgore version continues to produce 760 horsepower but now gains Maserati's new AWD Disconnect system, helping increase driving range to as much as 540 kilometers while improving overall efficiency.

Sharing many of the GranTurismo's updates is the new GranCabrio. The sports convertible adopts the same redesigned front fascia with revised air intakes, aerodynamic improvements, and a more assertive shark-nose appearance. New clear-lens taillights, fresh wheel designs, additional exterior colors, and an expanded Fuoriserie personalization program further distinguish the updated model.

Inside, the GranCabrio gains the same redesigned steering wheel, digital clock, gear selector, and upgraded infotainment graphics as its coupe sibling. Powertrain revisions mirror the GranTurismo, with the Nettuno V6 also available in 490 PS and 590 PS configurations, while the 760 PS Folgore increases electric driving range to up to 508 kilometers. Safety is likewise improved through the addition of a fatigue-monitoring system capable of detecting distracted or drowsy driving.

With Maserati continuing to expand its presence across key global markets, enthusiasts in the Philippines will be hoping these refreshed Grecale, GranTurismo, and GranCabrio models arrive locally in the coming months.