Maserati is back on track with the new MCXtrema and has unveiled new details about the model, ahead of its launch this summer. However, before starting deliveries, the company conducts a series of tests to check that it is up to the task.
Regarded as an evolution of the MC20, the MCXtrema made its first start at the Autodromo Varano de’ Melegari last February. He went through the leader’s test, driver Andrea Bertolini and Maserati said the track was the best position to waste the car’s twin 3. 0-litre engine. -Turbocharged V6 that generates 720 hp (537 kW / 730 hp) and 538 lb-ft (730 Nm) of torque. It’s connected to a six-speed sequential transmission that sends force to the rear wheels through a limited-slip differential.
While Maserati didn’t say much about the testing process, they did release a short test video showing the visceral sound of the car. The company added that the style has already logged around 200 hours in a dynamic simulator, as well as another 1,000 hours of virtual analysis. This is in addition to the last 4 years committed to advancing MC20.
According to Bertolini, “Bringing a new car to the track brings with it a special and exclusive feeling, as is the case with the MCXtrema. A glorious creation made to consume asphalt and take corners, a true jewel of mechanics and aerodynamics, the best. “for balance and handling.
In addition to offering an overhaul of the testing process, Maserati has announced an MCXexclusive customization program. It allows owners to choose between Tech Beast, Corse, and Speed Beast variants. Customers will also be able to choose between Matte Black or Grigio Corsa Bright wheels as an option. as well as Black, Blue or Ice seats.
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It’s not exactly a huge number of options, but the company has also announced plans for a BEASTspoke variant. It allows consumers to add a number to the décor and color of the guide wheel grips. Visitors can also add an inscription – such as their Call – to the “One of 62” plaque located in the booth.
More interestingly, Maserati has unveiled an MCXperience program that promises to immerse owners in the “world of Maserati racing, alongside professional drivers and technicians from Maserati Corse Services. “specified.