Maserati has marked a new phase in its Indian operations with the launch of Navnit Maserati in Mumbai, the introduction of its updated model range and the India debut of the GT2 Stradale. The event was attended by Santo Ficili, CEO of Maserati and Alfa Romeo, on his first visit to the country.
The partnership with Navnit Group will strengthen Maserati’s presence across Mumbai and Western India, with its new showroom located at Trade Centre, BKC.
Updated Maserati Range Arrives in India
The updated lineup includes the Grecale, GranTurismo and GranCabrio, bringing revised styling, performance and technology.
Key updates include:
- Grecale: Sharper front-end design, a new 390 hp Nettuno-derived V6 option and improved range for the Folgore electric version.
- GranTurismo and GranCabrio: Revised exterior styling and up to 590 hp from the Nettuno V6 in Trofeo specification. The GranTurismo Folgore also gets an increased WLTP range of over 540 km.
- Interior updates: New steering wheel, redesigned gear selector, updated digital clock and improved digital interfaces.
- Fuoriserie: Expanded personalisation options, including new exterior colours, trims and bespoke soft-top choices for the GranCabrio.
GT2 Stradale Makes India Debut
The highlight of the event was the India debut of the Maserati GT2 Stradale, a road-legal version of the brand’s GT2 race car.
It gets a Nettuno V6 producing 640 hp, sent to the rear wheels. Built in Modena, Italy, it is positioned as the most track-focused model in Maserati’s current lineup.
Navnit Maserati to Lead Western India Operations
The new showroom will serve as the brand’s primary retail hub in the region, offering the complete Maserati range, manufacturer-approved aftersales service and a dedicated Fuoriserie personalisation area.
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Final Take
Maserati’s latest move brings together a stronger retail presence and an updated product lineup for India. With the Navnit partnership, the arrival of the GT2 Stradale and more personalisation options, the brand is looking to strengthen its position in the country’s luxury car market. The focus now will be on building a consistent ownership experience alongside its expanding portfolio.
