Maserati cancels plans for electric MC20 sports car

The gasoline-powered MC20 convertible is pictured. — The gasoline-powered MC20 was launched in 2020. The convertible Cielo version is pictured. (MASERATI)

March 13, 2025 08:37 AM

MILAN — Stellantis-owned Maserati has cancelled plans for a battery-electric version of its MC20 sports car because of expected poor demand.

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