Maserati and Giorgetti reveal bespoke Grecale Edition at Milan Design Week

Explore the exclusive Maserati Grecale Giorgetti Edition, a one-off electric SUV showcasing Italian design and Fuoriserie customization. Discover its debut.

At the 2025 Milan Design Week, Italian brands Maserati and Giorgetti unveiled the result of a bold collaboration — the Maserati Grecale Giorgetti Edition. This vehicle is more than an aesthetic experiment; it’s a striking example of how the boundaries between luxury car manufacturing and high-end interior design can be blurred.

At the core of this creation lies Fuoriserie, Maserati’s personalization program that allows customers to craft cars reflecting their unique tastes. The Grecale Giorgetti Edition, a one-off masterpiece, showcases this philosophy with handcrafted details and refined visual statements.

The body features a new color, Gleaming Dusk, inspired by Giorgetti’s signature metal finishes. When exposed to sunlight, the paint shimmers with warm copper tones, complemented by high-gloss lacquered wheels. The interior is designed as a “living room on wheels,” featuring denim seats with Alcantara inserts, blue wood inlays, laser-etched trident logos on the headrests, and a ceiling patterned after Giorgetti’s home collection motifs.

This edition is based on the fully electric Grecale Folgore, offering a range of 431 to 501 km and energy consumption between 23.9–27.8 kWh/100 km. It holds an emissions class of A.

Maserati confirmed that this is a one-off creation to showcase Fuoriserie’s potential. In the realm of personalized electric luxury SUVs, rivals may include the Bentley Bentayga Mulliner, BMW iX M60, and Mercedes EQS SUV — all notable for bespoke design approaches.

As of now, no price or market availability details have been disclosed. However, the base Grecale Folgore starts at £109,950 in the UK. With growing demand for electrification and tailored vehicles, such collaborations may pave the way for future expressions — especially since Maserati aims to become an all-electric brand by 2028.

Source: maserati.com