CAUGHT: Maserati Grecale Interior Partially Uncovered!

While Maserati is in the middle of a renaissance or rebirth of the famed Italian marque, we are continuing to see more prototypes of its upcoming onslaught of new products testing on public roads. These latest photos of the brand’s all-new Grecale D-SUV, are showing us new details about the final product due to make its official debut this November. These newest photos only come days after parts for the Grecale showed up on an online auction site.

Now, we have seen Grecale’s interior from afar in spy shots before, however, most of those shots had the interior covered up from prying eyes. Thanks to GabetzSPYUnit, we now have a detailed look at much of Grecale’s center stack layout.

The first thing that stands out in the interior, is that the top of the center stack placed in the middle is a round clock similar to the one found on Grecale’s big brother, the Levante. Unlike the Levante’s clock which looks like it’s an afterthought being placed on top of the dash, the Grecale’s is beautifully placed within the dash.

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There is a chrome trim that runs through the air ducts and along the top of the instrument panel (I/P). It also is placed around a new Maserati Intelligent Assistant (MIA) (Maserati’s rename of the Uconnect 5 system) touchscreen and surrounds the lower control buttons on the center stack.

We also see a set of large aluminum paddle shifters behind the leather-wrapped steering wheel and an all-new digital gauge cluster. The digital gauge cluster is something Stellantis has been switching over to on all of its newest vehicles, like the Jeep Compass, Grand Cherokee L, and Wagoneer.

The shots also show us a better look at Grecale’s overall exterior details. While the exterior appears to share much of its silhouette with the Alfa Romeo Stelvio on which it is based, it appears that this particular model of Grecale sits just a tad bit lower than the Stelvio. It is clear that the Grecale has the Porsche Macan in its sights.

From the front, we can see more detail of the new headlamps, which look very similar to those units found on the new MC20 super sportscar. The grille features the revised Maserati signature tuning fork design logo in the middle of it, which was updated on the 2021 Levante. As for the front fascia design, it looks very close to the one found on that online auction site. The massive grille and air inlets in the front fascia should allow for significant cooling for the internal combustion engine (ICE) and its mild-hybrid (mHEV) variants that are expected to debut at launch. An all-electric Folgore will follow soon after.

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