The Maserati Grecale GT Serie Italia has arrived in the Philippines

Maserati Philippines is marking its 15th year in the country with the debut of a special version of its luxury crossover SUV, the Grecale GT Serie Italia. The limited-edition model is now on display at the brand’s showroom in Primex Tower.

Crafted as a nod to Italian craftsmanship and performance, the Grecale GT Serie Italia builds on the standard model with subtle but purposeful design tweaks. It rides on 19-inch wheels finished in Nero Gloss, paired with red exterior accents that add a sportier edge. Inside, a dedicated Serie Italia badge serves as a reminder of its exclusivity.

The crossover sits on a 2,901 mm wheelbase, which translates to generous cabin space for both front and rear passengers. Maserati has gone for a clean, lounge-like interior, using premium materials and a layout that prioritizes comfort.

Rear passengers benefit from ample legroom, while the luggage area offers a flat loading floor and flexible storage thanks to foldable rear seats. Cabin refinement is another highlight, with improved sound insulation that keeps things quiet without completely muting the brand’s signature engine note. A three-zone climate control system also allows occupants to set their preferred temperatures.

Tech-wise, the Grecale GT features the Maserati Intelligent Assistant, shown through a 12.3-inch central touchscreen along with a secondary comfort display. Running on Android Automotive OS, the system handles navigation, media, vehicle settings, and connectivity with a clean and responsive interface.

On the road, the Grecale GT is tuned for daily use, riding a balance between responsive performance, composed ride quality, and a suite of driver assistance features designed to make both city driving and highway cruising more relaxed.

In other news, the Maserati GT2 has made its endurance racing debut in the 12 hours of Mugello held at the Autodromo Internazionale del Mugello. The entry also serves as Maserati’s first race of 2026, a milestone year celebrating a century since the Maserati Tipo 26 claimed a class win at the Targa Florio in 1926. Fielded by Dinamic Motorsport and driven by Mauro Calamia, Roberto Pampanini, and Amedeo Pampanini in the GTX class, the program signals Maserati’s return to Mugello while expanding the GT2’s reach into endurance racing, building on recent campaigns and enabled by a new upgrade package that opens the door to a wider range of series.

Going back to the Philippines, the Grecale GT Serie Italia is currently available for viewing at the Maserati Philippines showroom. There’s only one unit available for sale, so if you want to own this limited edition model, the clock is ticking.