Maserati Ghibli – The Absolute Opposite of Ordinary

The two new four-door Ghibli sedan models have elevated the status of Maserati the manufacturer. The design highlights Ghibli’s compelling driving features while preserving distinct associations with the bigger Quattroporte, and expressing a more assertive personality.

The body’s framework gives the 4-door sedan Maserati Ghibli a coupe appearance. It features a sinuous grill whose inspiration is derived from the modern day GranTurismo even though it was first featured back in the A6 GCS in the 1950s.

Ghibli comes with the C-pillar exclusive to Maserati which is responsible for a huge percentage of the car’s coupe appearance and maintains the typical trident logo continuing a tradition which began in 1963.

A swage edge runs across the side profile from the conventional Maserati air consumption at the rear part of the lead wheels to finish at the hind lights. A look at the inside of the Ghibli reveals an extraordinary dashboard design which matches the vehicle’s youthful, spaciousness, and sporty characteristics perfectly without compromising the luxury features associated with Maserati.

The Ghibli features two V6 3.0-liter twin-turbo gasohol engines complete with automatic 8-speed gears with Q4 all-wheel or hind wheel drive. The Ghibli S Q4 with complete-wheel drive has the most robust of these V6 components which convey a torque of 406 lb-ft from 1,750 revolutions per minute(rpm) and establishes 404 SAE HP at 5,500 rpm. The Maserati Ghibli comes with excellent accessories as shown below.

Seven Airbags

The Maserati Ghibli comes with seven airbags. Two of them are both of which are dual stage is situated at the front to shield the driver and the front seat passenger in case of a collision.

Two side airbags protect the hips and torso of the front seat passenger and driver. Next to the central pillar in the roof are two window airbags, while the seventh airbag safeguards the driver’s legs.

Stability Program

The Maserati Stability Program utilizes a collection of sensors to monitor driving status invariably. It can set up various performance and safety systems to maintain grip and handling. If a skid is detected, for example, the stability program minimizes engine torque selectively and may activate brakes using finely diverse inputs to reinforce stability within the shortest time.

Surround view camera

The surround view camera offers a distinct 360° view around the vehicle to display hidden obstacles and easing parking. There are rear and front cameras and two cameras underneath the door mirrors which capture images and display them in the main screen.

Adaptive Driving Beam (ADB)

The adaptive driving beam adjusts the depth and width of the headlight beams to give the ultimate lighting effectiveness and excellent safety.

This is facilitated by sensors and a camera attached at the rearview mirror that oversees a wide variety of parameters such as the speed of the car, the position of the steering wheel, and how the car is being driven. The adaptive driving beam is automatically activated when driving in town, on motorways, or in bad weather.

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