View Photos of the 2024 Maserati GranTurismo Folgore

Though the official EPA ratings are still some time away, we estimate the Folgore should travel 240 miles on a charge. Its 800-volt architecture enables electrons to be replenished quickly on a DC fast-charger at a peak of 270 kW, charging the battery from 20 to 80 percent in 18 minutes, according to Maserati.

The interior is comfortable and richly appointed in leather.

Masertati claims the Folgore's top speed is 202 mph.

Unlike other manufacturers that install mattress-sized battery packs in the floor, Maserati's pack is dog-bone shaped and occupies the center section of the car.

Up front, six-piston calipers clamp 15.0-inch cross-drilled rotors, while out back, four-pot calipers pinch 13.8-inch cross-drilled rotors.

The Folgore shares the same platform and sheetmetal as the internal-combustion version, with the only visual cues being bronze trident badges and brake calipers along with the omission of tailpipes.

We estimate the Folgore to start at $215,000 when it arrives this fall.

2023 Maserati GranTurismo Folgore