Maserati Grecale Price: MSRP, Trims & Real-World Cost

The Grecale is Maserati's compact luxury SUV and the least expensive model the brand sells in the US. It comes with a V6 in three trims, plus an all-electric Folgore version that is priced on its own line. Most of the price spread comes from how far up the trim ladder you go, because the top performance trim costs far more than the base car.

The figures here are listed prices from Car and Driver and MotorTrend unless noted. Car and Driver's listed MSRP for this model appears to include destination, though the outlet does not spell that out on the page. Treat the numbers as starting points and confirm with a Maserati dealer.

Car and Driver lists the base Grecale V6 at $79,895, the Modena V6 at $86,495, and the Trofeo V6 at $117,495. The electric Grecale Folgore starts at $98,995 for 2027.

The gap between Modena and Trofeo is the largest step in the lineup. The Trofeo is the performance version, and its price reflects that. If you are shopping on a budget, the base car and Modena sit much closer together than Modena and Trofeo do.

The 2026 range was listed at $86,495 – $119,495, covering Modena to Trofeo. The 2026 Grecale Folgore was listed at $121,290, which is higher than the 2027 Folgore starting price of $98,995.

Note that the two years do not line up perfectly. The 2027 lineup adds a base V6 below the Modena, so its range starts lower than the 2026 range simply because there is a cheaper entry trim. Compare trim to trim, not range to range, if you want to see what actually changed.

Destination is a separate line from the vehicle price. One tracker lists the destination charge on the 2026 Grecale at $1,995. Whether a listed price includes it depends on the source, so ask the dealer for a breakdown. Do not assume the figure on a magazine page equals the MSRP on the window sticker.

• Trim choice, since Trofeo costs far more than the V6 trims
• Option packages, paint, wheels, and interior upgrades, which can add a lot on a luxury car
• Powertrain, with the Folgore priced on its own track
• Dealer adjustments, state taxes, and registration

The V6 trims and the Folgore are different purchases. The Folgore starts at $98,995 for 2027, above the base V6 at $79,895 and below the Trofeo at $117,495. Charging at home, local electricity rates, and any incentives you qualify for all affect the real cost of the electric version. Check current federal and state incentive rules before assuming one applies.

Luxury-brand pricing leaves more room for negotiation on some cars and less on others, and it varies by dealer and by how long a car has been on the lot. Ask for quotes from more than one Maserati dealer, and have them put the vehicle price, destination, and each add-on on separate lines. Certified pre-owned and demo cars may be available at a lower price, so ask whether the dealer has any. A financing offer from your bank or credit union gives you something to compare against the dealer's rate.

1. Is the quoted price MSRP, or does it include destination?
2. Which packages are already on this car, and what do they cost individually?
3. What is the out-the-door total after taxes and fees?
4. Is there a difference between the price for a car in stock and one you order?