New Maserati MC20 supercar leads Italian brand's revival
621bhp V6 McLaren rival will also spawn convertible, motorsport and electric variants
Maserati has revealed the MC20 supercar, which will spearhead a bold multi-billion pound revival plan for the historic Italian marque that includes a return to its performance-focused and racing roots.
Initially being sold with a mid-mounted 621bhp V6, the new halo model will also offer electric power in the future. Convertible and motorsport versions are also on the cards.
The MC20 is the first supercar that Maserati has produced since the limited-run MC12 two-seater it launched in 2004. While that model was essentially a reworked Ferrari Enzo, the MC20 marks Maserati’s return to producing its very own sports cars
Concept43, BBR's quality and innovation at its best. Models designed entirely in Italian laboratories, but assembled in China. The aerodynamic parts are made with special steel, which allows the perfect reduction in 1/43 scale and rare thickness. Painting and assembly guaranteed by a BRAND that has been synonymous of quality and perfection for over 25 years.