Goodbye, V8! The Maserati Quattroporte Grand Finale comes to a glorious end!

With the wave of electrification, Maserati also follows the trend of the times, officially announcing the discontinuation of the Quattroporte series. The Quattroporte Grand Finale, equipped with a V8 engine and released at the end of last month, has become the swan song of this classic model. In the future, Maserati will launch a brand-new pure electric model to challenge the Porsche Taycan, and is expected to welcome a new naming.

The appearance of the Quattroporte Grand Finale adopts the elegant Blu Nobile color. The body kit is made of carbon fiber, coated with the same color, and the brake calipers are made of brushed aluminum. The last Quattroporte to be produced by Maserati is equipped with a 572 horsepower V8 engine. The windshield and the inside of the driver's door are printed with the car's identification code: 999999.

The Quattroporte Grand Finale also customizes a cover to house the roaring engine, which is printed with the signatures of the Fuoriserie team and the engineers involved in the project.

The interior decoration of the Quattroporte Grand Finale is a tribute to the exquisite craftsmanship and famous skills of Italy. It not only improves the quality of materials but also meets the special requirements of customers: including steering wheels with burl decorations, brown door panels, black leather A-pillars, trident logos on the headrests with black threading, suitcase linings of leather and passenger door handles with burl decorations.

The special "Grand Finale" badge on the central channel and the dedicated door sill with the same text gives the Quattroporte Grand Finale a distinctive appearance, which even the latest versions of the car have been confirmed as an unarguable symbol.