Maserati Cancels MC20 Folgore Electric Supercar

Maserati Cancels MC20 Folgore Electric Supercar​

Low Demand and Market Struggles Force Maserati to Rethink Its EV Strategy​

Maserati has officially canceled the MC20 Folgore, its all-electric super sportscar. A company spokesman confirmed the news, citing insufficient demand for electric supercars as the primary reason for the decision. Originally, the MC20 Folgore was one of six electric models Maserati planned to launch next year, promising incredible power and a design closely aligned with the current MC20 powered by the twin-turbo Nettuno V6 engine.

Maserati Cancels MC20 Folgore Electric Supercar

Maserati has officially canceled the MC20 Folgore, its all-electric super sportscar. A company spokesman confirmed the news, citing insufficient demand for electric supercars as the primary reason for the decision. Originally, the MC20 Folgore was one of six electric models Maserati planned to...

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[bill burke]

Another one bites the dust. Maserati has come to its senses and perhaps at the same time, saved the brand. Time for Dodge to follow suit on the Daytona, Jeep with the Wagoneer S and Recon for starters. May be too late for Jeep still making these models electric, but bringing a pure hybrid as soon as possible to both is the right decision.
Maserati showed some guts here, grudgingly for some executives who bought in to the electric scam, but better late than never.
As for Dodge, pull the Daytona EV, reskin all body panels and sell it as a four door Chrysler. Add a hybrid to that Chrysler which just might sell as well as some electrics. Stellantis must choose its brands carefully and forget the all electric madness immediately. Thank you Maserati for the common sense path forward.