Maserati MCPura Debuts, 130 Units for North America

Maserati has unveiled the MCPura, a refreshed and renamed version of the MC20 supercar, at the 2025 Goodwood Festival of Speed. The MCPura retains the 621-horsepower twin-turbo V6 Nettuno engine and rear-wheel drive, setting it apart from hybridized competitors such as the Ferrari 296 and McLaren Artura. Available from launch in both coupe and convertible Cielo forms, the model features revised bumpers, a new trapezoidal grille, expanded color options including AI Aqua Rainbow and Devil Orange, and more Alcantara in the interior. Aerodynamic and design updates are influenced by the GT2 Stradale, with options for larger spoilers and new wheels, while butterfly doors and advanced aerodynamics remain key features. Production is strictly limited, with only 130 units allocated to North America. Maserati positions the MCPura as a symbol of pure performance and luxury, aiming to boost competitiveness amid slower-than-expected MC20 sales.