The special version of the two-door received its name, as well as the body color, in honor of the Italian wine of the same name.
Maserati brand part of the auto giant Stellantis. The GranTurismo coupe entered the market in various versions last year, the petrol GranCabrio Trofeo convertible debuted in February this year, and the all-electric version with the addition of Folgore to the name was presented in April. Now the Italians have developed a special version based on the latter.
In the photo: Maserati GranCabrio Folgore Tignanello
The Maserati GranCabrio Folgore Tignanello convertible is presented in a single copy. It will be auctioned off late next week, July 14, as part of the Napa Valley Festival's Arts for All event in California. The company said that all proceeds from the sale of the special version will be donated to charity.
The special edition convertible is named Tignanello after the Italian red wine created in 1971 (one of the first Chianti Classico reds not to use white grapes). It is produced by Marchesi Antinori, which has now launched the 2021 vintage, celebrating 50 years since the first blend was released.
In addition to the “telling” name, the special two-door Maserati GranCabrio Folgore received a new color for the body color – we are talking about a copper-burgundy color, which was given the name Terradi Tignanello. The exterior is complemented by black alloy wheels and calipers, a similarly colored soft top and copper branding.
The four-seater interior of this convertible is trimmed with Vegea eco-leather, the raw material for which is grape pomace. In addition, the door panels and center console have dark wood inserts with inscriptions that resemble the seal on oak barrels. Another GranCabrio Folgore received an emblem in the form of a trident, embroidered on the headrests, inscribed in a schematic sun (a distinctive feature of the design of Tignanello wine).
The “stuffing” of the special version is, of course, standard. The convertible is equipped with a three-motor unit (each power is 408 hp), with one engine installed on the front axle and the remaining two on the rear axle. The total output is 761 hp, in MaxBoost mode the figure briefly increases to 829 hp; maximum torque – 1350 Nm. The two-door car needs 2.8 seconds to accelerate from zero to 100 km/h, and to 200 km/h in 9.1 seconds. The maximum speed is 290 km/h.
The all-electric convertible also includes a traction battery with a capacity of 92.5 kWh (useful capacity – 83 kWh). The maximum range on a single charge is 447 km when calculated using the WLTP cycle.
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