Italian Carabinieri receive a Maserati MCPura supercar for a very specific mission

It's an image that will be seen around the world: a Maserati MCPura (the new name for the MC20) in the colors of the Carabinieri. This is no mere publicity stunt, but a new tool made available to Italian law enforcement agencies for a very special mission: the urgent transport of organs and blood.

While Lamborghini has been working with the Polizia di Stato for over twenty years for similar missions, the Carabinieri have always been loyal to Alfa Romeo, the historic brand of the Italian National Guard. The Giulia Quadrifoglio remains a mainstay of their fleet, combining power, agility and Italian elegance. But now there's a new addition to the garage of exceptional vehicles: a Maserati MCPura, specially prepared to respond to the most critical medical emergencies.

A supercar to save lives

Officially delivered to the General Command of the Arma, the Maserati MCPura Carabinieri has been fitted with a specific layout: blue rotating beacons, "Carabinieri" signage on a black and red background, and a compartment adapted to the rapid transport of organs and blood bags.

In an official press release, Arma states:

"The new cars for urgent organ and blood transport, Maserati MCPura and Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio, join Arma's fleet of high-performance vehicles. These models are equipped with special features for emergency transport, combining high performance, reliability and safety in utility services."

Symbol of Italian craftsmanship

With its 630 hp Nettuno V6 engine, the Maserati MCPura embodies the pinnacle of Italian automotive expertise. Capable of reaching 100 km/h in less than 2.9 seconds, it is now the ambassador of speed... in the service of life.

This initiative once again illustrates the collaboration between Italy's leading brands and national institutions. Alfa Romeo, Maserati and Lamborghini now stand side by side in a common mission: to promote Italian technology while serving noble causes.

This MCPura Carabinieri is a symbolic reminder that Italian mechanical excellence can also serve the public interest with style, passion and efficiency.