[2020 Edition] Current Maserati Model Lineup

Everything You Need to Know About 2020 Maserati Models Including Prices, Specs & Reviews

Updated: January 3rd, 2020

Ghibli / Levante / Quattroporte / Alfieri

Maserati has seen a notable growth of market share in the later part of the decade, peaking with its best global sales tally ever, in 2017. While things have leveled off a fair bit since then, the Italian marque seems to have achieved its goal of improving its image and presence around the world as a legitimate automaker.

For 2020, Maserati is looking to find a resurgence on their form from 3 years earlier, with the upcoming model year bringing in some fresh ideas and new blood. The Maserati Alfieri is set to be unveiled sometime in 2020 as the company’s new flagship and will be a 2+2 grand tourer available in both coupe and convertible variants.

Amongst the Alfieri’s most defining features – besides the proposed use of active aerodynamics and a Ferrari-sourced petrol engine – are its eventual availability with the choice of hybrid and fully-electric drivetrains. Maserati is well aware of the necessity of jumping on the EV bandwagon in order to thrive in the evolving market landscape, with the electric version proposed have a large capacity battery, ultra-fast 800 volt charging capabilities, and a 0-60 mph time in the low 2 second range. The Alfieri is expected to be officially added to Maserati’s lineup sometime in 2020, when more details become known.

For now, the Maserati Levante SUV continues to be the company’s best seller and is hugely responsible for the brand’s markedly improved profile over the past few years.In fact, Levante unit sales account for almost half of the company’s global totals, with the US market being a strong reflection of those figures. While the Alfieri will be the one to watch going forward, Maserati will hope the Levante continues to provide solid and reliable revenue for the company.

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Current Maserati Ghibli Lineup

2020 Maserati Ghibli

First introduced in 1966, the original Maserati Ghibli was an innovative grand tourer which challenged the norms of the day. These days, the Ghibli has taken on a new form as the brand’s entry-level saloon, but continues to embody the original car’s aura of race-bred roadcar performance – combining a smooth, luxurious ride with razor-sharp, coupe-like handling.

No major changes have been made to the range for 2020, although there has been an increase in the standard and optional equipment. For example, the base model now gets a heated steering wheel as standard. The GranSport and GranLusso trims also get an enhanced safety specification, with the likes of adaptive cruise control and forward-collision warning now being standard.

The sedan is powered by an impressive V6 engine built at the Ferrari factory in Maranello, Italy. Available in two engine options, the base model is propelled by a real-wheel-driven, 345 hp V6 drivetrain, while the performance version – the Ghibli S Q4 – comes with an upgraded 424 hp engine with all-wheel-drive.

Current Maserati Levante Lineup

2020 Maserati Levante SUVs

The Maserati Levante has quickly become the brand’s bread and butter, propelling the brand to achieving record unit sales over the last few years. Powered by either a twin-turbocharged V6 or a significantly beefier twin-turbocharged V8, the Levante is yet another amalgamation of the exclusive relationship the marque has with fellow countryman, Ferrari.

With different trim and engine options, naturally comes a variety of different price points within the model range; though it is quite eye catching to say the least, that the difference in price between the base model and the top-of-range Trofeo, is nearly $100,000. Suffice to say, those looking to buy a Levante probably won’t be cross-shopping between the different trim levels.

For 2020, the Levante carries over largely unchanged. But some now-common driver assistance features become standard equipment on more models, and a panoramic sunroof and heated steering wheel are added to all trim levels across the board.

Current Maserati Quattroporte Lineup

2020 Maserati Quattroporte

Literally meaning “four doors” in Italian, the Quattroporte sedan is the lineup’s current flagship sedan and comes with all the gusto and flair required to duly represent the Maserati brand. Its luxurious interior and plush cabin are the car’s calling card, and is certainly the best out of all the currently available models..

More Ferrari-goodness in the engine bay too, with Ferrari twin-turbocharged engines available in two configurations – a 424 hp 3.0L V6 for the S, and a 523 hp 3.8L V8 for the range topping GTS. An eight-speed automatic and rear-wheel drive are standard on both the S and GTS, with the S Q4 offering an all-wheel-drive option. The GTS is available only with rear-wheel-drive.

Current Maserati Alfieri Lineup

2020 Maserati Alfieri