For a start, the paintwork on the outside and the cabin evokes the red dust of the planet Mars.
The exteriors are painted in Galactic Orange, a Fuoriserie interpretation of the bodywork in a multi-layered colour. Its highly liquid base is reminiscent of molten metal, on top of an intense, futuristic and almost frosted
orange-red resin.
The wheels are next. The so-called Vortex Wheels's surface is protected by a transparent topcoat of black ink. The grey of the tyres is made from a special blend dedicated to the planet Mars.
The badges are specific and the trident on the C-pillar merges into the bodywork, giving it a 2D aspect, in larger proportions than usual.
The design of the Trident logo has been revisited with a glitch effect, both symbolising the rhythm of the waves and information incoming from outer space, and bringing to mind the feeling of movement at very high speed.
The mirror effect is similar to a solar lens, here embedded in the dark orange of the bodywork.
To give the Grecale a more outer space feel, the panoramic sunroof displays a “star chart”. Just look up to see a projection of the main constellations. In addition, Maserati said the seats are also of a different design from the standard Grecale, with lines it said visualise electric current flow.
The Grecale is a new model launched by Maserati on March 22.
