Maserati Grecale GT: 5 reasons to travel with the Italian SUV
Stylish design and sense of occasion, make the new Maserati Grecale a desirable alternative to German Suvs.
Personality, style and stance are certainly not lacking and despite the inevitable higher center of gravity of Suv’s, the Maserati Grecale GT boasts a handling packaged well above the sport utility average. From dynamic tuning to loading volumes and from accurate finishes to the excellent calibration of the steering, Modena’s made Grecale has countless arrows in its bow making it an optimal and elegant travel companion
A unique heritage
Powered by the 2.0L mild hybrid engine with 300bhp and 450nm of torque, the Grecale GT guarantees precise handling and a steady sprint. 0-100km/h is history in 5.4 seconds and whilst in performance mode, the eight-speed automatic / sequential gear box promptly manages pwer delivery from the 4-cylinder turbo mild. Max speed is 240km/h and at highway pace, well, it feels like travelling in a fashionable milanese cafè. Acceleration and dynamic balance have been finely tested by Maserati experts making the Grecale GT an excellent ambassador of that sporty DNA and refined stylistics that have always defined the Emilia-Romagna car maker, defined by the Trident.
Classic & contemporary
Maserati is one of the most significant car brands in terms of historical significance yet, the Modena luxury brand are never nostalgic but rather dotted with skillfully reinterpreted memories; tangible element of this philosophy is the cool circular clock where aesthetics are clearly retro but functions are digital. Visual textures can be changed thus placing further emphasis on sportiness and modernity. It is just one of the many small attentions to detail that overall, make a huge different on the experience.
Sporty looks with off-road hints
Travel is never an exact science and along the way, it often happens to come across rough terrains, adverse weather conditions, annoying traffic and poor visibility. From our journey around Lake Garda, the Grecale GT seems to have positive answers many variables. Ride is comfortable, different heights (aero to off-road) can be chosen selectable from the “manettino” making the Italian Suv efficient as possible on asphalt, and suited for off-road situations. Adventurous grounds is where blind spots and hidden obstacles are best highlighted by cameras and sensors. Four-wheel drive cleverly responds to all kinds of inputs.
A stylish habitat
Truly remarkable regarding overall roominess in all directions and especially in the rear seats compartment, the Grecale GT is 4.85mt long with load capacity from 535 liters upwards. The polished and regularly shaped trunk can be easily extended by lowering the back seats electronically and interiors exude excellent Italian manufacturing techniques. Useful storage compartments, high quality materials, general refinement and great practicality is achieved by blending conventional solutions and hi-tech add-ons.
Entertainment, music, navigation
Sophisticated attention to detail is a defining factor of the Grecale GT experience where different materials and practical elements always come together in style. The sunroof enhances luminosity and well-being is also sustained by a contemporary luxurious cabin. The Modena SUV also features lined door pocket holders, ventilated and adjustable seats, and a logically and intuitive infotainment with crisp graphics. The interaction with the digital realm takes place through both physical and analog buttons. Sound system is great, and so are visibility, overall style, performances and comfort.
To request your personalized trip behind with a Maserati Grecale GT of with other classic and contemporary cars, write an email to info@thedriversclub.it
Matteo Morichini
My childhood memories are of arts, literature and visits of far away lands and now, I love writing about tourism, travel&motoring experiences as well as gastronomic cultures. Following the Degree in History & Politics and the Masters in International Relations at London School of Economics, I start my journalist career in 2004. Since then, I made it a point to visit all of the seven continents, while daily enhancing my passion and curiosity towards cuisine, charming hospitality and millenial traditions from the beautiful Italian territory
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