- Maserati has confirmed that a new performance luxury sedan is in development to replace the Ghibli and Quattroporte.
- Officials say the brand is still seeing strong demand in the ‘E segment’ sedan segment.
- The new model aims to bring Maserati back to the luxury sedan market after a hiatus of several years.
We know sedans are a dying breed, especially here in the US, with customers flocking to SUVs and crossovers instead. But that doesn’t mean this section is over. In fact, Maserati says it has more sedans on the way.
Speaking to reporters during the debut of the refreshed 2027 lineup, Maserati executives confirmed that the company will be replacing models like the Ghibli and Quattroporte with a new performance luxury sedan. When asked if more sedans were on the way, Maserati replied:
‘The answer is absolutely yes.’
Maserati Quattroporte Grand Finale
Photo by: Maserati
While executives didn’t provide specifics about future Ghibli or Quattroporte replacements, they did say those two models have an important place in the company’s lineup. Maserati says it hopes to capture those customers once again:
‘Today, we no longer exist in the E segment, where our heritage is, our story, which means Quattroporte or Ghibli. Therefore, we are developing a new model in this direction, because a specific request is coming from the customers.
As you may recall, Ghibli left the lineup after 10 years with the discontinuation of the third-generation M157 model in 2023. The last Quattroporte followed a similar path and ended production after a decade on sale.
It’s been three years since the last new Maserati sedan hit the road, but that could change relatively soon.
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Motor1’s Opinion: It’s good to see that automakers still believe in the virtues of sedans. The new iteration of the Ghibli or Quattroporte could be good news for Maserati fans.
