Maserati is set to captivate car enthusiasts with the unveiling of their latest high-performance marvel, a new Maserati super sports car, at this year’s Monterey Car Week in California. This highly anticipated model is an evolution of the acclaimed MC20 sports car, promising enhanced performance and a track-ready pedigree.
The new Maserati super sports car is touted as an advanced iteration of the current MC20 luxury sports car. The automaker has hinted at the evolution with a single teaser photo, heightening excitement for the official reveal scheduled for Friday, August 16. The anticipation is building as Monterey Car Week approaches, an event known for its spectacular car reveals and high-octane atmosphere.
The teaser image, although minimal, has sparked considerable speculation. Maserati describes the new model as a “further evolution of the MC20,” inheriting the racing spirit of the Maserati GT2. The GT2, originally a production MC20, sets the stage for this new model, despite shedding its original name. The aggressive design, featuring louvers cut into the front fender, suggests a blend of track and street capabilities.
Unlike its track-exclusive counterparts, the GT2 and the MCXtrema, the teaser suggests that the new Maserati super sports car will be street legal. The front of the car closely resembles the standard road-going MC20, omitting the massive lip and dive planes typically seen on track models. This design choice indicates a perfect balance between everyday usability and racetrack prowess.
Under the hood, the new model is expected to retain the formidable twin-turbocharged 3.0-liter V-6 Nettuno engine, a hallmark of the MC20 series. In its standard coupe and convertible (Cielo) versions, this 90-degree powertrain delivers an astounding 621 horsepower and 538 pound-feet of torque. Such power enables the coupe to sprint from 0 to 60 mph in just 3.2 seconds, as demonstrated in rigorous testing.
The grand unveiling of the new Maserati super sports car will take place at The Quail, A Motorsports Gathering, a highlight of Monterey Car Week. Scheduled for Friday, August 16, this event will also showcase the MCXtrema and the limited-edition MC20 Icona. Car enthusiasts eagerly await the reveal, poised to witness Maserati’s latest engineering marvel in all its glory.
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