The camera of the scoop site "Spyder7" captured the latest prototype of the next-generation 2-door sports car "GranTurismo" that Maserati is developing. A few years ago, the prototype was wearing Alfa Romeo "Giulia" test mules, but this time the vehicle captured in the mountains of Lapland, Finland, has the most camouflage ever and the final design is exposed. ing. It is unknown whether the inside of the headlight is a mass production specification, but it is understood that this is a specification for North America because there is an orange marker. In addition, you can see the exterior that is reminiscent of Ferrari "599 GTB Fiorano", such as a low nose and a bonnet with a vent. Furthermore, behind the side air intakes in the front bumper, two intercoolers appear to be hidden, suggesting a twin-turbo engine. From the side, it can be confirmed that the flush door handle is installed. The rear is equipped with a quad exhaust pipe integrated with a diffuser and an LED tail light similar to the supercar "MC20". It also looks like there is a chrome strip connecting the left and right lights. Although the interior has not been confirmed, it is possible that technology including a full digital instrument cluster will be installed. The powertrain uses a 3.0-liter V6 twin-turbo "Nettuno" engine from the MC20. Combined with a ZF 8HP 8-speed automatic, the maximum output is expected to be over 600ps and the maximum torque is expected to be 730Nm. Originally, GranTurismo was scheduled for release in the second half of 2021, but has been delayed and is set to make its world premiere sometime in 2022. After that, in addition to setting the open model "Grand Cabrio", the release of the full electric version has also been confirmed.
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