THE FIRST MASERATI WITH BUTTERFLY DOORS
BEST IN CLASS Ergonomics
Butterfly wing doors set the scene and make it easier to get in and out.
EXTERIOR STYLE
A PURE-BLOODED Maserati FOR A NEW ERA
An epic return to our racing origins, from its name to its design.
Racing forward, inspired from our past.
To name and design the future-facing MC20 we've taken from some of our greatest.
From the Tipo 26 - the first car to bear the Maserati badge in 1926 - to the Tipo 61 "Birdcage," through the Birdcage concept, and of course, by the championships winner MC12.
MC20 EXTERIORS
SCULPTED ENGINEERING
Performance-driven technique and inspired design live in perfect harmony.
BREATHTAKING BEAUTY & MUSCLE
Technical feel. From the pronounced front splitter to the aggressive rear diffuser, everything talks about cutting through the air.
EXTERIOR COLORS
6 GORGEOUS EXTERIOR COLORS
Entirely new exterior colors for impressions that last
Discover the 6 exterior colors of the MC20
While the Bianco Audace is inspired by glaciers, Giallo Genio brings us back to Modena. The Blu Infinito comes from the anodization concept, the Rosso Vincente is influenced by the color of a volcano. The Grigio Mistero recalls the "naked body" of a car, the Nero Enigma is stunningly shiny and liquid-like.
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Nero Enigma | Rosso Vincente | Grigio Mistero |
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Giallo Genio | Bianco Audace | Blu Infinito |
THE FIRST MASERATI TO USE DOWNFORCE CHANNELING
LEADING-EDGE Aerodynamics
The aerodynamics of the MC20 have been developed with the most advanced engineering techniques and with an obsession over every single detail, even the underbody.
The MC20 is an aerodynamic masterpiece where the designer's pencil meets lab science.
Computational Fluid Dynamics, small, full scale wind tunnel experiments, have been deployed to optimize every detail to increase the downforce coefficient and keep the drag coefficient low.
Aerodynamic elements - like the air vents, the side air intakes or the rear spoiler - are harmonized with the elegant lines of the body, while the lower part is mainly technical, defined by the black and carbon color.
Thermal management and the underbody with its "Hump" shape have also been extensively studied to guarantee maximum aerodynamic efficiency.