Who Makes Maserati Cars?

by George Kennedy

Maserati is a luxury brand that produces high-performance sports cars, crossovers and SUVs. It is a division of Stellantis, which was a merger of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) and Peugeot (PSA). Its vehicles are known for their sleek styling, high-end interiors, and driving dynamics.

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Who Makes Maserati Cars?

Maserati was originally founded in 1914 in Bologna. Its initial focus was on race cars and performance engines. It grew through the years to develop luxury vehicles with performance as a selling point. Maserati changed hands multiple times through the years, and was finally acquired by Fiat in 1993, which then became part of FCA in 2021 as a merger between Fiat and Chrysler. FCA then merged with Peugeot to form Stellantis. Maserati vehicles are produced at facilities throughout Italy.

What Sort of Vehicles Does Maserati Make?

Maserati has long produced coupes, sedans, and convertibles, and in recent years, has expanded into SUVs. The Ghibli and Quattroporte sedans were both introduced in the 1960s. Today, the Ghibli is the “entry-level” midsize sedan and the Quattroporte is the full-size luxury sedan. The GranTurismo is a speedy coupe and the GranCabrio is its convertible counterpart. The midsize Levante SUV was introduced in 2017 and the Grecale small SUV was introduced in 2023. It is offered in a gas and a fully electric version, called the Folgore. Maserati also produces a mid-engine supercar, called the MC20.

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by George Kennedy

From open-wheel racecars to specialty off-road vehicles, George Kennedy has driven it all. A career automotive journalist, George has been a contributor, editor, and/or producer at some of the most respected publications and outlets, including Consumer Reports, the Boston Globe, Boston Magazine, Autoblog.com, Hemmings Classic Wheels, BoldRide.com, the Providence Journal, and WheelsTV.

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