The Maserati Trident Experience The festivities began in Modena, the brand’s historic home, with a two-day exclusive event on November 30. Guests, including members of the Maserati Italia Club, the Panini family, and actress Matilda De Angelis, participated in a parade of 110 Maseratis, both old and new. In addition, the day saw the unveiling of two special models. The GranTurismo 110 Foglore. The electric variant of Maserati GT finished in a stunning Blu Inchiostro livery with an immersive black interior with blue econyl inserts. Alongside this was a GT2 Stradale, the hardcore lightweight, 640 horsepower, variant of the rather unloved MC20 supercar. Both these cars represent the past of Maserati through its racing heritage and the future through its use of EV tech. Read More The Bespoke MC20 Maserati per Maserati – The Heirloom to the Maserati Family The event also included cultural visits around Modena before concluding with a gala dinner hosted by Michelin-starred chef Massimo Bottura at Casa Maria Luigia. By the end of the evening Maserati CEO Santo Ficili summed up the celebrations in this statement. “Every Maserati tells a story. As we reach this significant anniversary, we celebrate the countless journeys taken in our cars. Honouring our rich history, we eagerly look toward the future, committed to delivering a unique blend of Italian luxury and performance.” The Future of Maserati whilst Celebrating the Past At present, Maserati’s plans are to go down a fully electric route by 2028. The GranTurismo Folgore and Grecale Folgore are the first steps towards this goal representing the brand’s future in the EV market. However it is important through this event to remember that Maserati shouldn’t completely abandon their past. Because after all, no-one is going think of Maserati and think of batteries, but they are going to remember Fangio winning the Gran-Prix in a 250F or a glorious 3500GT touring Sicily. Happy 110 years Maserati. Source: Maserati
