The Maserati Grecale, like its predecessors the Mistral, Ghibli and Bora, is named after a wind that blows in new technology and design feats. Just like the cool Mediterranean breeze it’s dubbed after, the Grecale ensures tranquility and calmness on the road.
The Grecale SUV perfectly combines Maserati’s Italian artisan tradition with modern design. A lightweight, sculpted body and high-performance engine reflect Maserati’s iconic composition, while other features contribute a futuristic element.
The car’s interior boasts roominess in both the front and back seats, plus a mix of carbon fiber, natural leather and wood.
On the dashboard, large digital displays appear minimalistic, removing the need for buttons while increasing customization. With the Maserati Intelligent Assistant, the driver can access apps, drive modes, media and navigation, all on a 12.3-inch screen. On the 8.8-inch comfort display, you can adjust the Grecale’s climate, lights and seating adjustments.
Even the gear shift is digital. And the optional head-up display projects navigation data and safety pop-ups at the bottom of the windshield so you can keep your eyes on the road.
When it comes to music, the Grecale eliminates outdoor noise and improves your listening experiences with a Sonus Faber – the Italian Artisans of Sound – sound system.
“The small SUV market is very popular right now,” says PT Ertl, Director of Marketing & Technology at Sill-TerHar Motors. “This entry-level vehicle will offer interested purchasers the chance to experience the quality and style of a Maserati at a price that competes with an entry-level BMW or Mercedes.”
Test drive a Maserati Grecale at Sill-TerHar Motors, 150 Alter Street in Broomfield.