Maserati treks back to Modena.
Known for its history, architecture, cuisine, and luxury brands, Italy is arguably renowned for being the birthplace of the world’s most legendary car manufacturers. With a longstanding heritage of craftsmanship and performance, Italian supercars are among the most celebrated by collectors and enthusiasts. Maserati is bringing its GranTurismo and GranCabrio back to where it all started, Modena. After a few years of production at Mirafiori in Turin, the two grand tourers will roll off the line at the Viale Ciro Menotti plant starting in late 2025. The Modena facility has been Maserati’s longtime home, and building these cars there again ties back into the company’s roots in Italy’s Motor Valley.
Maserati currently builds the MC20 and its convertible counterpart, the MC20 Cielo, at the Modena plant. Both are powered by the brand’s own Nettuno V6 engine, developed entirely in-house and even uses tech inspired by Formula 1. That same plant will now also handle the GranTurismo and GranCabrio, whether you’re into petrol-powered fun or the all-electric Folgore version. What makes this interesting is that Maserati will be running everything, combustion and electric, on a single production line, keeping things efficient.
Maserati’s Modena site is also getting an upgrade, with a new paint line and expanded Officine Fuoriserie area, which gives buyers more customization options. But even with the all-new updates, it’s still the same red-brick headquarters that’s been part of Maserati’s identity for decades. The return of the GranTurismo and GranCabrio adds another chapter to the plant’s long continued history, especially as Maserati gets ready to celebrate 100 years since its first race car hit the track back in 1926.
The original GranTurismo and GranCabrio were around from 2007 to 2019 and have since sold over 40,000 cars combined, so there’s definitely history there. And while the newer versions come with all the modern updates, the spirit of the old models hasn’t been lost. Bringing production back to Modena feels like Maserati circling back to what made these cars special in the first place. View all Maseratis for sale on duPont REGISTRY by clicking the link below.
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