Maserati Alfieri Stars at the Geneva Motor Show
Maserati unveiled the Alfieri, a 2+2 concept car, to celebrate the brand’s centenary at the Geneva Palexpo today. It is a functional prototype.
The new concept bears the name of Alfieri, the most prominent of the Maserati brothers, who founded “Officine Alfieri Maserati” in Bologna a century ago.
The Alfieri was created at the Maserati Centro Stile in Turin by a small group of young designers led by Marco Tencone. The project was masterminded by Lorenzo Ramaciotti.
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In this, its 100th year, the Italian manufacturer is positioning itself in the premium sports car segment.
Today Maserati is a global automotive player with a complete model range made up of two four-door saloons, two GT sports cars, four engines (a V8, a V6 Twin Turbo, a V8 NA and a turbo Diesel), and two different architectures (AWD & RWD). And there’s an SUV coming soon, says the company.
