How this 760hp Maserati is only £2,000

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It marks a significant milestone as 's very first fully electric automobile, embodying the brand's commitment to luxury and performance in the electrical period. "," indicating "lightning" in Italian, aptly shows the cars and truck's electrifying capabilities.

The GranTurismo Folgore maintains 's renowned style language, including a sleek, aerodynamic shape with a low stance. In advance, you'll find the normal big grille, flanked by sharp LED headlights. The toned bodywork and distinct trident symbol on the front and rear further stress its luxury cars heritage. Step around to the back, and no fakery can be discovered here. It all looks wise and elegant, as you 'd expect.

Inside, the GranTurismo Folgore is doused in soft-touch, top quality products throughout the cabin. There are 2 screens in the centre of the dash – one real estate the infotainment system, and another for handling the climate controls. The seats are comfortable and premium, and the guiding wheel's physical buttons allow the chauffeur to easily control functions.

At the heart of the GranTurismo Folgore is a sophisticated electrical powertrain making up 3 motors– 2 at the rear and one at the front– providing a combined output of 751hp. This setup allows the automobile to speed up from 0 to 60 mph in just 2.7 seconds, showcasing its impressive efficiency capabilities. The 83kWh battery enables a variety of up to 280 miles on a single charge.

But obviously, it does not come cheap! The Folgore costs around ₤ 180,000 – a great deal more than a petrol-powered GranTurismo. However is it worth it? You'll need to stick to Mat to see for yourself.

Chapters
00:00 Introduction
00:43 Battery & Motors
01:18 0-60mph
02:36 Brake Test
02:48 Design
03:33 Interior
05:09 Rate
06:12 Quality Test
07:12 Back Seats
08:44 Boot
09:07 Annoying Features
11:44 Cool Functions
13:35 Town Driving
15:44 Motorway Driving
16:41 Country Road Driving
19:44 Verdict

Comments

94 responses to “How this 760hp Maserati is only £2,000”

  1. @2rs69 Avatar
    @2rs69

    How much did it depreciate after posting this?

    1. @RimaC25 Avatar
      @RimaC25

      99%

    2. @EP50009 Avatar
      @EP50009

      not much just 60%

      also gained 3 dash lights

    3. @ZipKroon Avatar
      @ZipKroon

      How much did maserati paid them to make this video? 😂

    4. @trader548 Avatar
      @trader548

      I had exactly the same thought! 😂

    5. @dkmiami22 Avatar
      @dkmiami22

      75%

  2. @mclennyface2159 Avatar
    @mclennyface2159

    I love the Maserati design, just not the rest of it 😅

    1. @purwantiallan5089 Avatar
      @purwantiallan5089

      The rest of the Folgore GT 2025 despite it had good handling, looked worse than even 1970 Plymouth GTX.😅

    2. @GeorgeVenturi Avatar
      @GeorgeVenturi

      Just like what your mom said

    3. @Mr_Zegaa Avatar
      @Mr_Zegaa

      Elaborate

  3. @BenEenGast Avatar
    @BenEenGast

    Maserati are always great idk why not many people drive it

    1. @jswn23 Avatar
      @jswn23

      Because once you drive it down the street from the dealership it’s depreciated 99%.

    2. @sticc3978 Avatar
      @sticc3978

      cause it’s ugly af

    3. @george.992 Avatar
      @george.992

      Brand new they are too expensive for what they offer, they are unreliable and depreciate like crazy

    4. @steamline4597 Avatar
      @steamline4597

      Are you trolling? They are overpriced af

    5. @Xxxcccyyy Avatar
      @Xxxcccyyy

      @@steamline4597overpriced? The rivals of this Maserati are Aston Martin, Mercedes AMG GT, You know how much are those? 😂 and with Maserati you have a Ferrari derivation engine. Saying Maserati is overpriced is crazy, is a luxury fast car.
      In 2025 ALL cars are overpriced, and maybe Maserati is the least.

  4. @carwow Avatar
    @carwow

    Change your car with Carwow: https://bit.ly/-Change-Your-Car-0103

    1. @purwantiallan5089 Avatar
      @purwantiallan5089

      What if there is a drag race between Folgore GT vs Calibra vs Alfa 155 TI DTM?

    2. @MuhammadakbarAK47 Avatar
      @MuhammadakbarAK47

      Geely or GWM need buy this brand

    3. @MuhammadakbarAK47 Avatar
      @MuhammadakbarAK47

      We need xiaomi su7 ultra

    4. @frederickvondinkerberg7721 Avatar
      @frederickvondinkerberg7721

      GPS screen shot shows North Wales are yet you are in Deddington Oxfordshire… Italian GPS FTW

    5. @yodason1717 Avatar
      @yodason1717

      When the film on the Carwow Polska channel. No automotive journalist in Poland has tested the Maserati GT Folgore.

  5. @4lpenfohn Avatar
    @4lpenfohn

    Just wait 1 year and you gonna have a -50% discount

    1. @provigilandchill Avatar
      @provigilandchill

      Maserati as a brand is so desperate for sales that they gave discounts for their 200k€ cars to their workers, who are in redundancy fund

    2. @MWHM2 Avatar
      @MWHM2

      I think -70% is a more accurate figure.

    3. @conor7154 Avatar
      @conor7154

      I’m not convinced there will be enough of them on sale for a 50% discount, they’ll sit on lots at 20% off for a few years and then be sold in some weird fleet thing to some Eastern European country. They’d rather lose money on the cars sitting than sell at that much of a discount and harm the brand, even though there’s nothing left of it.

    4. @G22_AUX Avatar
      @G22_AUX

      Maserati’s depreciate rapidly, that’s for a petrol. Electric it will probably be 20 quid in 2 years 😂

    5. @gggg-17092 Avatar
      @gggg-17092

      for real?

  6. @robmowe8090 Avatar
    @robmowe8090

    Electric Maserati. Two words that don’t scream reliability/good investment. Would look nice on the driveway though

    1. @crespo72285 Avatar
      @crespo72285

      Yeah people don’t drive their sports cars anyways

    2. @purwantiallan5089 Avatar
      @purwantiallan5089

      ​@@crespo72285sports cars in 2020s are now as expensive as even early 2000s Pagani models like Zonda C12. (One of the 2020s Sports cars now costed approximately $200.000)

    3. @lemcakes32422 Avatar
      @lemcakes32422

      no new car is investment lol

    4. @Johnny91832 Avatar
      @Johnny91832

      A car isn’t an investment, a car depreciates over time as you drive it and you lose money.

    5. @ItzJupiter Avatar
      @ItzJupiter

      Car = depreciating asset. A car drops value the second you drive it back from the dealer. I feel like even children know this much. Also, only the value of super high-end/rare/exclusive cars tend to INCREASE, and desirable/well-engineered/reputable cars, like, for example, a Porsche 911 or the Toyota Landcruiser RETAIN their value. This Maserati looks to be neither, which is why it’ll probably have terrible resale value.

  7. @TheyCallMeMidnight Avatar
    @TheyCallMeMidnight

    Was not expecting an electric Maserati Sports car before the Telsas Roadster

    1. @guyb7995 Avatar
      @guyb7995

      Don’t hold your breath on the Swazticar Roadster ever appearing.

    2. @Mastermind12358 Avatar
      @Mastermind12358

      lmao its been like eight years, I don’t think its coming anytime soon.

    3. @thordang5124 Avatar
      @thordang5124

      @@guyb7995Loser

    4. @OldSkoolUncleChris Avatar
      @OldSkoolUncleChris

      Mercedes CLA with its unique motors , Telsa is now lagging

    5. @thordang5124 Avatar
      @thordang5124

      @@OldSkoolUncleChris Roadster will smoke anything legacy can put up

  8. @The_Orgazoid Avatar
    @The_Orgazoid

    An electric Maserati is like spending a warm summer holiday indoors. With no windows. And no entertainment.

    1. @Shepard_AU Avatar
      @Shepard_AU

      The biggest selling point of the Maserati was its glorious V8 sound. Without it, it’s like watching a movie on mute.

    2. @kovy689 Avatar
      @kovy689

      @@Shepard_AU The Maserati GrandTurismo had one of the best roars in any car I’ve heard. It’s right up there with the LFA and Carrera GT.

    3. @conor7154 Avatar
      @conor7154

      It’s still 700 horsepower. As useless as it is for a practical car you’re completely lying if you wouldn’t have fun flooring it in an empty parking lot. It does 0-60 in 2.9.

    4. @rustystuff Avatar
      @rustystuff

      Yes, an electric Maserati 🥱

    5. @davidridland Avatar
      @davidridland

      ​@@Shepard_AUit may as well be a nissan leaf

  9. @TheyCallMeMidnight Avatar
    @TheyCallMeMidnight

    So Maserati who is notorious for electrical issues is releasing an electric car, nice

    1. @Mapa356 Avatar
      @Mapa356

      Showing your age, all Italian car makers have this stigma but times move on.

    2. @toxicgracie3772 Avatar
      @toxicgracie3772

      ​@@Mapa356 times move on? More like copy and paste. America again innovatats and Euro people want the credit?? 😂😂😂

    3. @Mapa356 Avatar
      @Mapa356

      @@toxicgracie3772 Italians invented electricity buddy, your all Europeans anyway 🤣

    4. @TheyCallMeMidnight Avatar
      @TheyCallMeMidnight

      @@Mapa356 I work at a race track and we’ve had electrical issues with the Ferrari 296 as well as the Maserati MC20

      Most due to the brake by wire system but our 296 will also just throw out check electric system light after hard sessions on track

      However in your defense the Lamborghini Huracan has been extremely reliable for us

    5. @Mapa356 Avatar
      @Mapa356

      @@TheyCallMeMidnight All modern cars throw up faults, German, Italian, Chinese or American. I drive a Giulia Quadrifoglio, iv had less trouble than I had with every M car before it. The problem isn’t the manufacturer so much any more it’s the tech.

  10. @adrianbennett3761 Avatar
    @adrianbennett3761

    A great car at £120k but at £180k no chance. It will be over £200k with extras and be worth £95k at most in one year’s time.

    1. @mikadavies660 Avatar
      @mikadavies660

      It isn’t the actual asking price that matters to Companies… It is the benefit in kind and tax write off that matters.

  11. @jayintee Avatar
    @jayintee

    That Maserati will be $760 in 3 years

    1. @exempli646 Avatar
      @exempli646

      Good you’ll be able to get one 👍

    2. @toxicgracie3772 Avatar
      @toxicgracie3772

      ​@@exempli646 you and me too 😄 finally

    3. @ScottWillis-fy6ci Avatar
      @ScottWillis-fy6ci

      Are stupid enough to pay $760 for a Maserati used. With 432 miles on it. It’s does make a beautiful yard ordiment.

    4. @toxicgracie3772 Avatar
      @toxicgracie3772

      @@ScottWillis-fy6ci a Corvette surely is faster and sounds better and is cheaper

    5. @davidridland Avatar
      @davidridland

      I think that is being optomistic😂

  12. @RayanMADAO Avatar
    @RayanMADAO

    200k is literally insane. You can buy so many other things with that kind of money

    1. @sapphirejunction8993 Avatar
      @sapphirejunction8993

      Defo not this, insane rip-off with a range of an electric Mini.

    2. @lemcakes32422 Avatar
      @lemcakes32422

      suzuki swift

    3. @GenericChannel-1 Avatar
      @GenericChannel-1

      The MIGHTY Dacia Spring?

    4. @cccccccccccccccc5858 Avatar
      @cccccccccccccccc5858

      But not with that Driving Experience. If Mat Watson Said – “Well Done Maserati! ” – than it is Uniquely Good.
      Plus The Interior is true Luxury.
      Great Car.

  13. @dannyboycar0777 Avatar
    @dannyboycar0777

    Luxury cars should have analogue classic gauges rather than cheap looking tablets. It’s like Rolex vs. Apple watch.

    1. @purwantiallan5089 Avatar
      @purwantiallan5089

      I think Italdesign Caia and Isdera 112S still have analogue classic speedometer as well.

    2. @lemcakes32422 Avatar
      @lemcakes32422

      that would be useless in day of sat navs

    3. @linkplays2952 Avatar
      @linkplays2952

      Their target audience doesn’t want that. The rich guy working on wall street wants the latest and greatest technology. Not having carplay/android auto would be a very bad thing nowadays.

  14. @samu.n_6676 Avatar
    @samu.n_6676

    I don’t understand all these comments about depreciation. Cars are bought to drive and enjoy, not to speculate on the price.

    1. @Onewheelordeal Avatar
      @Onewheelordeal

      You must have more money than you need, not the case for most folks.

      Now imagine you bought and enjoyed two cars equally, but one cost so much less it enabled you to enjoy an additional car

    2. @alexlee-isted5046 Avatar
      @alexlee-isted5046

      Yeah but Maserati depreciation is something else. Watch the reel Joe Achilles put up a couple of weeks ago. A 100 mile Maserati Granturismo has sat in a showroom unsold for 13 months and has gone down from £195k to £105k and not moved a mile. That is insanely steep by any depreciation standard.

    3. @sjoerdvanderveen1251 Avatar
      @sjoerdvanderveen1251

      I like depreciation actually, makes some cars affordable that otherwise would not be. I will dream of buying this in 10 years perhaps

    4. @user-nj1ob8ht3p Avatar
      @user-nj1ob8ht3p

      quite dumb, agree, but let them be

    5. @wizardssleeve6049 Avatar
      @wizardssleeve6049

      Sounds like if you had a buck you’d have more money than sense.

  15. @tomspain6696 Avatar
    @tomspain6696

    Porsche – “We have the fastest depreciating electric car.”
    Maserati – “Hold my Peroni.”

    1. @purwantiallan5089 Avatar
      @purwantiallan5089

      Alfa Romeo to Maserati: Hold my La Festa Cavalino.

    2. @jurandas00 Avatar
      @jurandas00

      Fr​@@purwantiallan5089

    3. @GeorgeVenturi Avatar
      @GeorgeVenturi

      It’s hold my pepperoni

    4. @jurandas00 Avatar
      @jurandas00

      @@GeorgeVenturi lol

    5. @mtden4202 Avatar
      @mtden4202

      It is “hold my negoni.” I still would love to drive this on the daily

  16. @Amir_Hassan Avatar
    @Amir_Hassan

    No 360 camera for a car at that price is insane

    1. @jpl8878 Avatar
      @jpl8878

      It’s an option. Why Masreati didn’t include it on a press car is bewildering.

    2. @3000FAst Avatar
      @3000FAst

      It’s because cameras would take up battery usage.

  17. @jullblack-nu3wm Avatar
    @jullblack-nu3wm

    Maserati are always great idk why not many people drive it

    1. @suelkoka Avatar
      @suelkoka

      They aren’t that’s why.

    2. @robloxcreator437 Avatar
      @robloxcreator437

      ​@suelkoka this only comes from people who never experienced it, like yourself

    3. @Manu-Official Avatar
      @Manu-Official

      @@suelkoka You’re arguing with a spam bot

    4. @suelkoka Avatar
      @suelkoka

      @ For 3 weeks I have driven the 2018 Quattroporte . Not mine but my friend’s. Did not enjoy it.
      Price to experience and looks definitely bad.
      BMW is much better in my opinion. Let’s not talk about Porsche.

    5. @suelkoka Avatar
      @suelkoka

      @ This is my last comment here… thanks

  18. @steverees1936 Avatar
    @steverees1936

    That’s probably the first EV that I have found attractive. Very pretty car and very Ferrari like in design and better looking than the Taycan. Lovely interior and seats look very comfy. Saying all that I’d still go for the petrol version.

  19. @izaiahgamer Avatar
    @izaiahgamer

    Plz change that title

  20. @chrisdoe6414 Avatar
    @chrisdoe6414

    Why does the title of video say £2,000 ?

    1. @nSparkySpark77 Avatar
      @nSparkySpark77

      5.55

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