Maserati MC25 supercar: what we know about this long-awaited newcomer

The Maserati MC25, the "new" supercar, is still eagerly awaited! Although this model is rarely in the news, the latest information suggests that Maserati could unveil its evolution of the MC20 very soon. Here's everything we know about this long-awaited novelty.

An evolution of the MC20: slight aesthetic adjustments

Maserati has opted for a subtle but effective approach for the MC25. On the recent shots of the prototype, captured by the GABETZspyUNIT carspotterThe front bumper is more aggressive. The front bumper is more aggressive, and at the rear, aerodynamic modifications appear, suggesting a more powerful version than the current MC20. These changes are strongly inspired by of the MC20 GT2 Stradale, an on-track version.

In technical terms, we can expect a slight increase in the power of the Nettuno V6 engine, from 630 to 640 hp. Incidentally, the long-awaited Folgore version (announced several years ago) may finally be shelved following the poor results of the Grecale Folgore and Granturismo Folgore.

The MC25, a long-awaited Spyder model

Originally scheduled for October 2024, the model's official launch could well be postponed "just a few more weeks", particularly with the arrival of Maserati's new CEO. This change of direction, after the resignation of Carlos Tavarescould explain some last-minute adjustments to Maserati's communications and marketing strategy. A clearer message and a hard-hitting launch would therefore be essential to get people talking about the brand.

About the model versions, While the Spyder version (Cielo) seems to have been confirmed, the coupé has yet to be confirmed.

The price of the MC25

While the MC25 promises to be a high-performance supercar, one question remains: how much will this model cost? Although Maserati has yet to unveil its price list, the temptation to raise prices remains strong. At present, expect to pay between €230,000 for an MC20 and €260,000 for an MC20 Cielo, excluding country-specific environmental taxes. However, nothing could really justify a price increase, but we know that Maserati likes to display an exclusive price list.

Although this development does not bring any significant changeThe Maserati plant in Modena, the brand's historic birthplace, is going through a difficult period, with a significant drop in production and a drastic reduction in the workforce. It is therefore in dire need of this novelty.