Inside the Maserati GranTurismo: design and attention to detail
The interior of the Maserati GranTurismo combines captivating design and prestigious materials with the luxury that only space and light can provide. The cabin has been developed to render the GranTurismo not only a high performance sportscar but a vehicle able to stir the senses of driver and passengers alike.
The Poltrona Frau® leather upholstery undergoes careful treatment before it is ready to be used in a Maserati. The electronically controlled front seats strike a balance between comfort and support needed for spirited driving. The ‘Easy Entry’ system powers the front seats forward to allow ample space for rear passengers to climb on board and share in the roomy and refined atmosphere.
The Maserati GranTurismo renders life on board a joy: from the pleasure of taking curve after curve to the elevated comfort levels for all the passengers provided in the roomy cabin. Even the occupants’ belongings are well cared for with numerous finished pockets and storage compartments.
Luxury is united with ergonomics and comfort, an enthralling combination that can be appreciated in the satisfying scent of the leather, the precious wood and the detail of the stitching.
The cabin has been handcrafted and the care taken in its construction is clear. The finish is clean but exquisitely refined, from the subtle chrome rings that surround the dashboard and steering wheel switches to the Trident logo on the headrests and the Alcantara used on the back of the gearshift paddles.
The standard cutting-edge Bose Surround Sound® audio system further improves on-board enjoyment. The placement of the eleven speakers was studied intensively in order to adapt them to the cabin’s acoustics, resulting in musical reproduction similar to that found in the best concert halls.
Open the trunk and equal care can be seen in the luggage space that can hold two regular sized golf bags or the exclusive five-piece luggage set created especially for the Maserati GranTurismo by Salvatore Ferragamo.




