In the next five years, all models of Maserati will be electrified, either hybrid or pure electric.

    According to the latest report from Reuters, Fiat Chrysler’s ultra-luxury brand Maserati will be fully electrified in the next five years. The company’s CEO Davide Grasso is being interviewed by the Italian media Milano Finanza Shi said that all its models will be electrified, either hybrid or pure electric.

    Davide Grasso revealed that Maserati's new SUV model Grecale will be released next year, and will initially provide both traditional fuel engine and hybrid versions.

    In addition, the new Gran Turismo and Cabrio models will also be electrified, and a pure electric version of Grecale is expected to be launched in a subsequent phase. In the next five years, all of the company's product lines will be electrified.

    At the end of 2019, Maserati and Ferrari terminated the engine cooperation agreement, and the latter announced that it would end the supply of engines for the former in the next few years. The industry believes that the "cut off" engine may have a certain impact on Maserati's traditional fuel models, but it will also force Maserati to accelerate its transition to electrification.

    At that time, Maserati revealed that the company will transition to electrification in the next ten years, but it did not outline a very clear development plan, nor did it provide more specific details of new models. The company's CEO's statement to the Milan media this time has established a more specific timetable for the electrification transformation, as well as core product plans for the next few years.