2027 Maserati GranTurismo Folgore Gets Massive Price Cut of More Than $57,000
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2027 Maserati GranTurismo Folgore Price Drops Dramatically
Maserati has made one of the biggest pricing changes seen in the luxury electric car segment. The 2027 Maserati GranTurismo Folgore now starts at $141,995, making it more than $57,000 cheaper than the outgoing 2026 model.
For a brand known for exclusive grand tourers and premium pricing, this move comes as a surprise. Even after the reduction, the GranTurismo Folgore remains an expensive luxury EV, but it now becomes significantly more competitive in its segment.
2027 Maserati GranTurismo Folgore Price
| Model | 2027 Price | 2026 Price | Price Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| GranTurismo Folgore | $141,995 | $199,690 | $57,695 lower |
| GranCabrio Folgore | $152,195 | $208,590 | $56,395 lower |
The reduction makes these some of the largest year to year price cuts seen in the premium electric vehicle market.
Updated Design Inspired by the MCPura
The 2027 GranTurismo and GranCabrio receive a refreshed front design that follows the styling language of Maserati’s MCPura supercar.
The updated front fascia gives both grand tourers a sharper and more modern appearance while maintaining the elegant proportions that define the GranTurismo lineup.
The overall character of the car remains unchanged, but the revised nose helps bring the design in line with Maserati’s latest performance models.
Range Improves for 2027
Maserati has not increased the power output of the electric powertrain, but buyers will get slightly more driving range.
The tri motor setup continues to produce 751 horsepower, which remains one of the strongest figures in its class.
Range has improved as well.
Key specifications
- Three motor electric powertrain
- 751 horsepower
- More than 250 miles of estimated driving range
- Previous model offered 242 miles of range
While the increase is modest, every extra mile matters for luxury EV buyers looking for long distance comfort.
No Extra Power Because 751 HP Is Already Plenty
Instead of chasing even bigger performance numbers, Maserati has focused on improving value.
The existing powertrain already delivers exceptional acceleration and performance, making additional horsepower unnecessary for most drivers.
The company’s decision suggests that pricing and ownership appeal have become bigger priorities than outright speed.
Why Has Maserati Reduced the Price So Much?
The dramatic reduction is widely seen as a response to weak demand for the electric Folgore models.
Although Maserati does not publicly release detailed sales figures, industry reports indicate the company shipped fewer than 8,000 vehicles globally last year.
Registration data from the United States also suggests limited demand for the GranTurismo and GranCabrio models during the first part of 2026.
Many buyers are believed to have preferred the traditional Nettuno V6 powered versions over the fully electric alternatives.
Maserati Faces Bigger Challenges
Lower pricing could help attract more buyers, but Maserati’s challenges extend beyond a single model.
Reports indicate the company is exploring partnerships that could provide additional technology, development support, and future product innovation.
There are also indications that Maserati could introduce a hybrid version of its Nettuno V6 engine in the future. While no official timeline has been confirmed, electrification through hybrid technology could appeal to customers who still want combustion engine character with improved efficiency.
What This Means for Buyers
For luxury EV shoppers, the 2027 GranTurismo Folgore now represents far better value than before.
Buyers still receive:
- Italian grand touring design
- 751 horsepower performance
- Three motor electric drivetrain
- Improved driving range
- Updated exterior styling
The lower entry price may encourage more customers to consider Maserati’s electric grand tourer, especially against premium rivals in the luxury EV market.
Final Thoughts
The 2027 Maserati GranTurismo Folgore arrives with a refreshed design, slightly improved range, and one headline grabbing change: a price cut of more than $57,000.
It is a bold move from Maserati and highlights how competitive the premium electric vehicle market has become. Whether the lower pricing will significantly boost sales remains to be seen, but it certainly makes the GranTurismo Folgore a much more attractive option than before.
Sources and References
1. Maserati Official Press Release
Official Maserati announcement covering the refreshed 2027 GranTurismo, GranCabrio, and Grecale lineup with design and technology updates.
2. Maserati Official GranTurismo Page
https://www.maserati.com/global/en/models/granturismo
Official product page featuring specifications, design details, features, and configuration options for the Maserati GranTurismo.
3. Car and Driver
https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a71630821/2027-maserati-granturismo-grancabrio-folgore-price-cuts/
Detailed report explaining the 2027 GranTurismo Folgore price reduction, updated range, and market positioning.
4. Edmunds
https://www.edmunds.com/car-news/2027-maserati-granturismo-grancabrio-grecale.html
Covers the 2027 Maserati lineup refresh, styling changes, performance updates, and electric Folgore models.
5. Reuters
Reuters report on Maserati’s strategic plans, refreshed lineup, partnerships, and future direction under Stellantis.
6. Road & Track
https://www.roadandtrack.com/news/a71617994/2027-maserati-lineup-update-details/
Analysis of the 2027 GranTurismo and GranCabrio updates, including styling revisions and performance enhancements.
7. Automotive News
Leading automotive industry publication frequently cited for vehicle sales data, registrations, and manufacturer business updates.
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Official U.S. government resource for vehicle safety ratings, recalls, and regulatory information.
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Official U.S. government website for EV efficiency ratings, range estimates, and fuel economy information.
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Independent organization providing crash test ratings and vehicle safety research for the U.S. market.
