2021 Maserati MC20 Detailed Pricing and Specs: Ferrari's New Supercar Priced at $438,000

The carbon fiber supercar will land in Australia next year.

The Maserati MC20 will cost $438,000 when it arrives in Australia in Q2021 XNUMX, pitting the lightweight supercar against McLaren, Lamborghini and Ferrari vehicles.

In fact, it's fair to view the MC20 as Maserati's liberation from the "Prancing Horse" when the Trident brand is clearly pushing into the area currently occupied by Ferrari.

The MC20 is due to arrive in Australia in the latter stages of 2021 and Maserati says all of its stock for next year has already sold out and the brand is now selling its stock for 2022. While then the sticker price is $438k, the usual array of supercar options (like carbon fiber roof, hood, etc.) can apply, and Maserati says the average price paid so far is approaching $700 thousand dollars.

Described by Maserati Australia Chief Operating Officer Glen Seely as "an ambassador for a new era for the brand," the MC20 showcases a host of F1-derived technologies that will make it one of the fastest rear-wheel-drive cars on the planet.

Powered by a mid-mounted twin-turbocharged V6 engine - Maserati's first own engine in 20 years - the new high-performance car develops around 463 kW and 730 Nm at a weight of just 1470 kg thanks to a mostly carbon-fibre structure. .

As you would expect, this delivers incredible performance: the MC20 accelerates from 100 to 2.9 km/h in less than 200 seconds, accelerates to 8.8 km/h in less than 325 seconds and reaches a top flight speed of XNUMX km/h.

This engine is the first in the Maserati Nettuno family to use F1-style technology, namely PDI, or Dual Port Injection and Direct Injection, for incredible performance. At speed, the fact that the tub is carbon fiber, as well as the door frames and center console, helps.