Maserati is set to provide a glimpse of its future lineup this December in Modena, unveiling a new large SUV concept and a strikingly reimagined Quattroporte. These moves are part of the Italian luxury brand’s fresh strategy under Stellantis as it aims to strengthen its position in the premium segment.
A New Direction for Maserati’s SUV and Sedan Range
Maserati plans to expand its presence in the large SUV segment with a model previewed by a concept likely carrying the Levante name. This will position the new vehicle as the successor or evolution of the previous Levante SUV, which occupied that range in the brand’s lineup before. While the official production name and full technical details are not yet confirmed, the new SUV concept is expected to mark Maserati’s return to the competitive E-segment SUV market.
Alongside the SUV, the Quattroporte flagship sedan is expected to undergo its most radical redesign in years. Rather than sticking with the traditional three-box sedan shape, Maserati’s leadership envisions a long, sleek vehicle blending aspects of shooting brakes and crossovers. This suggests a shift toward a sportier and more versatile body style that could appeal to changing customer tastes and help the model’s sales performance.
Clarifying Maserati’s Future Under Stellantis
This announcement will coincide with the reveal of Stellantis’ industrial plan for Maserati, outlining how the group intends to support the brand’s growth and development. After a quiet showing at the recent Paris Motor Show with no new Maserati models introduced, the December event aims to deliver tangible proof of the brand’s upcoming direction.
Maserati CEO Antonio Filosa also reiterated that Stellantis has no plans to sell the brand, confirming Maserati will stay within the group’s portfolio as it works on its relaunch.
What’s Next?
While the prototypes and concepts will hint at future design and product direction, key information such as powertrains, pricing, and launch dates remains to be unveiled. Fans of Maserati and luxury SUV buyers can expect more detailed updates closer to or during the December event in Modena, where the brand will outline its new vision more fully.
Source: Auto Express
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