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Maserati Grecale Electric Key Specifications
Maserati Grecale Electric Overview
The Maserati Grecale Electric, sold under the Folgore name, is the electric version of the brand’s mid-size SUV. It was refreshed on October 30 alongside the rest of the Grecale range.
Two motors, one on each axle, make 542 bhp and 820 Nm from a 105 kWh battery. Maserati claims a 0 to 100 km/h time of 4.1 seconds and a top speed of 220 km/h.
The update stretches claimed range to 580 km. Charging is unchanged at 22 kW AC and up to 150 kW DC on a 400V system, which keeps it behind 800V rivals.
Visually, the Grecale Electric gets the shark-nose front inspired by the MCPura. Illuminated black side vents, 20-inch Nembo wheels and copper brake callipers separate it from the petrol Grecales.
Inside, there is a new octagonal steering wheel, a 12.3-inch touchscreen and an 8.8-inch climate display. The electric Grecale skips traffic sign recognition and intersection collision assist, both of which the petrol models get.
Battery and Motor
Battery and Motor
The Grecale Electric uses two electric motors, one on each axle, for all-wheel drive. Combined output is 542 bhp, or 410 kW, with 820 Nm of torque.
Maserati claims 0 to 100 km/h in 4.1 seconds and a top speed of 220 km/h. The global car weighs around 2,480 kg, with a near-even weight split between the axles.
The battery is a 105 kWh gross unit with roughly 96 kWh usable, and it runs on a 400V architecture. On the global car, air suspension with adaptive dampers allows ground clearance to vary between 145 mm and 205 mm.
Range and Charging
Range and Charging
Maserati claims a range of up to 580 km on a full charge after the update. The earlier version was rated at 501 km on the same battery size.
DC charging goes up to 150 kW, and global figures put a 20 to 80 percent charge at around 29 minutes. The 22 kW AC onboard charger supports faster home and workplace top-ups.
A regenerative braking system recovers energy under deceleration. As with any claimed figure, real-world range will vary with speed, temperature and load.
interior
interior
The Grecale Electric gets a new octagonal steering wheel inspired by Maserati’s race cars. The digital clock has been redesigned with a mineral crystal dial and a metal bezel, and the gear selector now has backlit metal buttons.
A 12.3-inch touchscreen handles infotainment, with an 8.8-inch display below it for climate controls. Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are included, along with the Maserati Intelligent Assistant voice system.
Higher variants add a 14-speaker Sonus faber audio system, three-zone climate control, ambient lighting and heated front seats. Upholstery can be specified in 16 colours.
The Officine Fuoriserie programme offers curated specifications and bespoke paint and livery options. Boot space on the global car is 535 litres.
exterior
exterior
The facelift adds a redesigned front bumper and a more pronounced concave grille with a shark-nose profile. Larger air intakes and air curtains sit lower down, and the headlamps are full LED.
The electric model is set apart by illuminated black side vents, 20-inch Nembo alloy wheels and copper-finished brake callipers. New Asteria and Crono wheel designs and a Grigio Lamiera Shiny paint option join the personalisation list.
The global car measures 4,865 mm in length, 1,948 mm in width and 1,651 mm in height, on a 2,903 mm wheelbase. The turning circle is 12.3 m.
safety
safety
No Euro NCAP or Bharat NCAP rating has been published for the Grecale Electric. Standard safety kit includes front, side and curtain airbags, electronic stability control, ISOFIX mounts and front and rear parking sensors.
The ADAS package covers autonomous emergency braking with pedestrian detection, active lane management and blind-spot monitoring. Unlike the petrol Grecales, the electric model does not get traffic sign recognition or intersection collision assist.
competition
competition
The Grecale Electric’s closely competes with the Porsche Macan Electric and the Mercedes-Benz EQS SUV.
The Porsche Macan Electric uses an 800V system that charges faster than the Grecale’s 150 kW limit. The Grecale counters with a claimed range of 580 km, against roughly 550 km for the Macan.
The Mercedes-Benz EQS SUV 580 makes 544 hp from a 122 kWh battery and claims 809 km on the ARAI cycle, which is not directly comparable with the Grecale’s figure. The Grecale counters with a smaller 4,865 mm body and a lower weight.
Maserati Grecale Electric FAQs
What is the Maserati Grecale Electric and is it the same as the Grecale Folgore?
−Yes. Folgore is the name Maserati uses for its electric models, so the Grecale Electric is the Grecale Folgore. It was updated on October 30 2026.
What is new in the Maserati Grecale Electric after the update?
+It gets a shark-nose front inspired by the MCPura, a new octagonal steering wheel, a redesigned clock, backlit metal gear buttons and a claimed range of up to 580 km.
What power and torque does the Maserati Grecale Electric make?
+It makes 542 bhp and 820 Nm from two motors, one on each axle. Maserati claims 0 to 100 km/h in 4.1 seconds and a top speed of 220 km/h.
What is the range of the Maserati Grecale Electric?
+Maserati claims up to 580 km. Real-world range will depend on speed, temperature and driving style.
What battery does the Maserati Grecale Electric use?
+It uses a 105 kWh gross battery on a 400V architecture, with roughly 96 kWh usable.
How fast does the Maserati Grecale Electric charge?
+It supports 22 kW AC and up to 150 kW DC charging. Global figures put 20 to 80 percent at around 29 minutes on DC.
Is the Maserati Grecale Electric all-wheel drive?
+Yes. One motor on each axle gives it all-wheel drive.
What screens and audio system does the Maserati Grecale Electric have?
+It has a 12.3-inch infotainment touchscreen and an 8.8-inch display for climate controls, with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Higher variants get a 14-speaker Sonus faber audio system.
How many airbags and ADAS features does the Maserati Grecale Electric get?
+It gets front, side and curtain airbags and autonomous emergency braking with pedestrian detection. Active lane management and blind-spot monitoring are included, but traffic sign recognition and intersection collision assist are not.
How big is the Maserati Grecale Electric?
+The global car is 4,865 mm long, 1,948 mm wide and 1,651 mm tall, with a 2,903 mm wheelbase and a 535-litre boot.
What wheels does the Maserati Grecale Electric get?
+It rides on 20-inch Nembo alloy wheels, with copper-finished brake callipers and illuminated black side vents.