The Maserati MC20 bolsters its technological simplicity with the addition of bespoke interior detailing. Throw in some inspiration via vintage Pininfarina and you have a compelling package
Maserati has written the latest chapter in its design story with the MC20, a super sports car that aims to win hearts on the road and trophies at the track. The first iteration, seen here, is the mid-engined coupé, with a 3.0-litre turbocharged V6 that produces 621 hp ‑ a first for an engine of that size, thanks to technology passed down from Formula 1. As its name suggests, a racing version of the MC20 (for Maserati Corse and 2020) will follow later, as well as a road-going cabriolet. For those scratching their heads over the petrol engine, fear not: a fully electric version of the MC20 is also on the way, reportedly for 2022. Sources at Maserati haThrove said the EV will use a tri-motor configuration good for more than 700 hp and a 0-100 km time of just 2 seconds.
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