Ghib it up for Maserati
Fiat Chrysler owned, Italian super sports car maker Maserati has launched a new 2018 version of its best selling sedan Ghibli at Rs 1.33 crore to Rs 1.42 crore.
The luxury car comes in three different trims: Ghibli Diesel which is priced at Rs 13,387,856, the Ghibli Diesel GranSport Rs 13,881,858 and Ghibli Diesel GranLusso priced at Rs 14,247,814. (all prices are ex-showroom)
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Under the hood
The Ghibli Diesel boasts a maximum torque of 600 Nm between 2,000 and 2,600 rpm with over-boost turbocharging. It accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 6.3 seconds and has a top speed of 250 km/h. This engine produces a power output of 275 horse power, while still achieving a CO2 emissions of 158 g/km. Combined fuel consumption of 5.9 litres/100 km and a 70-litre tank ensure a long range of over 1,000 kilometres, makes the Ghibli Diesel a car that serves customer needs for long-distance travel.
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First diesel engine in Maserati’s history
The 2018 Ghibli is powered with a 3.0-litre V6 with Common-Rail direct injection exclusively developed by Maserati in collaboration with VM Motori. The Euro 6 homologated unit includes AdBlue technology and Auto Start-Stop to reduce overall fuel and CO2 emissions by up to 6%. An Active Sound System gives the V6 engine a thrilling exhaust growl.
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The looks department
The Ghibli GranLusso is distinguished by enhanced exterior finish and an option of luxurious interior with Ermenegildo Zegna silk upholstery; the Ghibli GranSport was conceived to reflect Maserati’s racing heritage displaying sportier exterior design and interior contents said the company in a statement.
The Maserati Design Centre in Turin has given a clear identity to each of the newly-introduced trims, primarily by restyling the front and rear bumpers.
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Features of Maserati Ghibli
The 2018 Ghibli was the first Maserati to be fitted with Adaptive full LED headlights with glare free Matrix high-beam, standard in GranLusso and GranSport variants.
Apart from host of safety, comfort & interior features, the Skyhook suspension system has become a standard in India due to the poor road infrastructure. The new Ghibli has also adopted the Integrated Vehicle Control system (IVC), which helps to prevent vehicle instability, providing enhanced active safety, improved driving dynamics and an even more thrilling performance.
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