Maserati Quattroporte

 Maserati Quattroporte is popular in Italy

Maserati Quattroporte – Italian Luxury with Performance DNA

Overview

The Maserati Quattroporte is a full-size luxury sports sedan produced by the Italian automaker Maserati. Its name means “Four Doors” in Italian, reflecting its sedan body style. First launched in 1963, the Quattroporte has been Maserati’s flagship for decades, combining Italian elegance, handcrafted luxury, and high-performance engines sourced from Maserati and Ferrari collaborations.

The current sixth generation debuted in 2013 and has been refined through multiple updates, offering modern technology while retaining Maserati’s signature character.

Dimensions

• Length: ~5.26 m (207 in)

• Width: ~1.95 m (77 in)

• Height: ~1.48 m (58 in)

• Wheelbase: ~3.17 m (125 in)

• Weight: 1,900–2,000 kg (varies by model)

• Trunk Space: ~530 liters

Engine Options & Performance

Recent trims have included:

1. GT

• Engine: 3.0L twin-turbocharged V6

• Power: ~350 HP

• Torque: ~500 Nm

• 0–100 km/h: ~5.5 seconds

• Top Speed: ~270 km/h

2. Modena / Modena Q4

• Engine: 3.0L twin-turbocharged V6

• Power: ~430 HP

• Torque: ~580 Nm

• 0–100 km/h: ~4.8 seconds (RWD) / ~4.9 seconds (Q4 AWD)

• Top Speed: ~288 km/h

3. Trofeo

• Engine: 3.8L twin-turbocharged V8 (Ferrari-built)

• Power: 572 HP

• Torque: ~730 Nm

• 0–100 km/h: ~4.5 seconds

• Top Speed: ~326 km/h

Transmission: 8-speed ZF automatic across all models.
Drive: RWD standard, AWD available (Q4).

Driving Dynamics

The Quattroporte blends grand touring comfort with sports-sedan agility. Adjustable suspension, multiple drive modes (Auto, Sport, I.C.E., and Corsa for Trofeo), and precise steering give it a dynamic yet composed feel. While it may not corner as sharply as a Porsche Panamera, it offers a unique mix of comfort and emotional driving experience.

Exterior Design

• Front: Large Maserati Trident grille, slim LED headlights, three side air vents (classic Maserati detail).

• Rear: Slim LED taillights, quad exhaust outlets, subtle lip spoiler.

• Profile: Long, elegant silhouette with frameless doors.

• Wheels: 19–21 inch designs, multiple finishes.

Interior & Comfort

• Handcrafted cabin with Italian leather, wood, carbon fiber, or open-pore veneers.

• Multi-zone climate control (up to 4-zone in higher trims).

• Heated and ventilated seats, optional power rear seats with massage.

• Panoramic sunroof available.

• High-grade audio systems: Harman Kardon standard, optional 15-speaker Bowers & Wilkins system.

• Infotainment: 10.1-inch touchscreen with Maserati Intelligent Assistant (Android Automotive OS), Apple CarPlay & Android Auto.

Technology & Safety

• Adaptive cruise control

• Lane departure warning & lane keeping assist

• Blind spot monitoring

• Traffic sign recognition

• Forward collision warning with autonomous emergency braking

• Surround-view camera system

Practicality

• Seating Capacity: 5 adults

• Trunk Space: ~530 liters — suitable for long-distance travel.

• Rear legroom is generous, making it ideal for chauffeur-driven use.

Pricing (Approx.)

• GT: From ~$110,000 USD

• Modena Q4: From ~$140,000 USD

• Trofeo: From ~$170,000+ USD
  (Prices vary by market, taxes, and options.)

2024 Model Year & Future Plans

• 2024 marks the final year of the sixth-generation Quattroporte, available only as the Modena Ultima Q4 in limited numbers.

• Next generation expected around 2028, likely to feature electric powertrains alongside Maserati’s new luxury design direction.

Summary

The Maserati Quattroporte remains one of the few large sedans that deliver exotic-car character in a luxury package. While German rivals may offer more technology and refinement, the Quattroporte stands out with its Italian styling, emotional engine sound, and exclusivity—making it as much a statement piece as a mode of transport.