Maserati has brought its first fully electric Grecale to India — the Maserati Grecale Folgore — priced at ₹1.89 crore (ex-showroom). The Folgore badge marks Maserati’s electrified push and the Grecale Folgore promises the brand’s signature blend of Italian design, luxury and high-performance EV tech for Indian buyers.
What you pay and what you get
The Grecale Folgore is listed in India at ₹1.89 crore before options and on-road extras, positioning it alongside premium EV rivals such as the Porsche Macan EV while slotting above most combustion Grecale trims on price. Maserati India has opened bookings through its dealer network.
Power, pace and range
Under the skin the Grecale Folgore uses a dual-motor setup that delivers around 550 hp and about 820 Nm of combined torque — numbers that underline its performance intent. Maserati quotes brisk acceleration and performance tuning consistent with the brand’s sporty DNA. Official range figures vary by test cycle: Maserati’s global specifications cite WLTP range figures up to around 580 km, while independent outlets report EPA/real-world figures closer to ~245 miles (≈395 km). Expect real-world range to depend strongly on wheel size and driving conditions.
Design and interior — familiar, but electric
Visually the Folgore keeps Grecale’s flowing lines, with Folgore-specific cues such as revised aero elements and bespoke badging. Inside, Maserati mixes premium materials with a modern digital cockpit, including a large central touchscreen and an EV-centric instrument layout — aimed at luxury buyers who want a traditional Maserati feel in an electric package.
Charging and usability
Maserati promotes fast-charging capability and home charging solutions, plus connected services tailored to EV ownership. Exact charging speeds and accessory packs for India (wallbox options, dealer support plans) will be confirmed through local Maserati outlets.
Verdict: electric with Italian flair
The Maserati Grecale Folgore is Maserati’s bold statement in India’s luxury EV market — blending performance, range claims and Maserati styling. At ₹1.89 crore it competes on exclusivity rather than undercutting rivals, making it a choice for buyers seeking an Italian-branded electric SUV with sporting character.
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