Tridente Automobili, the official importer for Maserati in Singapore, announced today that it has unveiled two new colours to its Grecale range, with accompanying interior colours to boot.
The car itself isn’t a stranger to Singapore’s roads, having been launched here in 2022. However, the MY27 Grecale has already been unveiled in other markets, and Maserati Singapore has hinted that this refreshed model may find its way onto our shores in the future.
Technically, the Grecale is still the same model as before, with an output of 291bhp and 450Nm of torque (GT variant). This rather sleek SUV is still a mild-hybrid and still offers all-wheel drive.
A wheelbase of 2,901mm means that passenger space shouldn’t be that much of an issue, although drivers of average height may find themselves bumping their knees on the steering wheel upon entry. Boot space still sits at 535 litres, which should be more than enough for most.
But the current model does have some slight changes: Maserati Singapore says that the rims have been upgraded from 19 to 20 inches, and eagle-eyed viewers may spot a notable absence of the GT badging that used to sit above the front wheel arches.
And of course, the aforementioned two new colours. The first is a Devil Orange that’s paired with Premium Black leather on the inside, while the second is a Verde Royale, which is a dark green shade, paired with Premium Chocolate leather on the inside. Both colours come with open-pore Radica Wood in the interior’s trim, 12-way power seats, and 20-inch Etere-forged alloy wheels with red brake callipers.
Maserati Singapore also stated that these two colour choices were chosen with the Singapore market in mind, and are sold for $8,100 each.
Currently, the local Grecale lineup offers both the GT and Modena variants as combustion-engined options, with an electric option as well (Folgore).
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This article was first published in sgCarMart.
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