Maserati showcases bespoke one-off Quattroporte, MC20 versions

MANILA: Maserati has highlighted two very special bespoke cars. The first one is the Quattroporte Grand Finale, and the other is the MC20 Iris. 

To note, the two vehicles come with plenty of unique details courtesy of the Maserati Fuoriserie customization program on behalf of a America-based client. 

For starters, the Grand Finale features the elegant Blue Nobile color, which also covers its carbon fiber body kit. 

The custom luxury sedan also received a custom engine cover with a special identification number, tan door panels, a leather-wrapped A-pillar, and wood burl accents on its steering wheel. Under the hood of the vehicle is the company’s V8 engine, which is tuned to produce up to 572 horsepower (hp). 

As per its name, the Quattroporte Grand Finale is the last car fitted with the Italian carmaker’s famous eight-cylinder mill. The Maserati, after all, belongs under the umbrella of Stellantis, which has already disclosed its intentions of utilizing a versatile battery electric vehicle platform for its car brands. 

The MC20 Iris, meanwhile, boats the futuristic “AI Aqua Rainbow” exterior color. The said paint is iridescent and bluish while providing hints of other colors. 

Inside, the interesting paint is likewise used on the car’s contrast stitching for its armrest and seats. Plus, the driver’s side door of the special sports car is made more stylish thanks to the addition of a laser-cut “MC20 Iris” lettering. 

According to the brand, both the Quattroporte Grand Finale and the MC20 Iris are representatives of Italian craftsmanship. However, as mentioned above, the internal combustion models of the Modena-based performance car maker are numbered as it will be making a full switch to electric powertrains by 2028. 

The Italian marque has already introduced the electric “Folgore” versions of the GranTurismo, Grecale, and GranCabrio. 

In the Philippine market, the Quattroporte is available in the Modena Q4, Modena, GT, and Trofeo models. The most powerful of the four is the Trofeo, which can produce up to 580 hp and 730 Newton-meters of torque. 

The MC20, meanwhile, is sold locally as a coupe and the convertible Cielo variant. Powering the said model is a 3.0-liter V6 capable of outputting up to 630 hp and 730 Nm of torque. 

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