A China-bound Quattroporte became the 100,000th Maserati to roll out from its plant on Monday. The car is equipped with the 350hp 3.0 litre V6 twin-turbo engine built by Ferrari.
“The Maserati brand's impressive growth during the last few years has been one of the major developments at the premium end of the market," said FCA chief operating officer (EMEA Region) Alfredo Altavilla.
"The sixth generation of the Maserati saloon, developed here at Grugliasco is the best-selling Quattroporte of all time and almost 70,000 units of the Ghibli, built here, have now left the production line, meaning that in little more than three years it has become the most successful Maserati of all time," said Altavilla.
Maserati said it now covers every sector of the luxury car market with the range-completing Levante SUV, alongside the new Quattroporte, the Ghibli, the GranTurismo and the GranCabrio. Maserati operates from three plants in Italy.
