This Maserati super sports car nameplate was introduced in 2025 and entered the market as a 2026 model, positioning itself as the brand’s latest pure-performance flagship. It was unveiled at Goodwood Festival of Speed and later shown again at the 2025 Turin Auto Show, where Maserati described it as an evolution of the MC20 halo car. The model is offered in coupé form and as the open-air Cielo variant, reflecting the two-body-style approach Maserati has used for its modern mid-engine flagship line.
The car continues Maserati’s Modena-built supercar tradition, with production centered at the historic Viale Ciro Menotti facility. Its identity is closely tied to the brand’s Nettuno V6 and carbon-fiber construction, alongside butterfly doors and a driver-focused cabin that emphasize the model’s position as a lightweight, technologically advanced Italian exotic. Rather than being a separate era with older historical roots, this is a fresh nameplate that effectively marks a new chapter for Maserati’s top-tier road-going sports car.
In the lineup, it serves as the brand’s current halo model, aimed at buyers who want supercar performance with a more distinctly Maserati character than a track-only special or a grand tourer. Because it is still on sale, there is no final model year to report yet.