Maserati to Unveil Three Luxury Electric Cars by 2030

A set of leaked test photos from the Internet has given us a glimpse into Maserati's upcoming electric car lineup. According to the images, not only are they expected to hit the market as early as late 2025, but also they will enter the overseas market in 2026.

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In terms of exterior design, the Maserati models come equipped with larger headlights suitable for long-distance driving. The headlight configuration consists horizontally laid with internal direction lights and external transparent lamps.

Under the front grille, we can see a wide frame-like air intake to help dissipate heat from electric engines, batteries, etc.

The side profile mimics the concept car's sleek and low stance except for having four doors, of which an image suggests that in the left-front fender section will serve as the charging port.

Note that instead of the swooping wind shape used on concept cars, the production vehicles have a sharp edge look with distinctive black five-spoke wheels featuring clean lines. These may be just for testing purposes.

When it comes to the rear view, this is where Maserati deviates from its previous concept model, as they will come equipped with rear windows.

The rear lights are dual-layer and placed horizontally, while above them are high-intensity front brake lights, which complete an almost production-ready look.

Moving on to powertrain and mileage specifications expected for the next-generation models. As reported by previous rumors, Maserati cars will utilize a new JEA platform that utilizes 1000 horsepower, delivering approximately 692 miles of driving range. It can be fully charged within just 15 minutes supplying 200km long journey.

Additional information about these electric vehicles is eagerly awaited.