Maserati has officially announced the cancellation of the MC20 Folgore, an all-electric supercar that had been highly anticipated as a spearhead for the brand's electric vehicle strategy. Originally ...

Maserati had aimed to introduce the MC20 Folgore, an electric version of its slinky supercar, this year. Instead, as first reported by Autocar, the MC20 Folgore has been officially canceled.

Maserati has pulled the plug on the fully electric MC20 Folgore. Set to be launched this year, the model was axed due to low demand. While the Folgore variant is dead, an updated MC20 is in the works.

Despite that, the Italian automaker has decided to cancel production of the all-electric version, dubbed the MC20 Folgore. The move signals a retreat from Maserati's earlier commitment to go all ...

The brand's plan to go fully electric with a lineup of Folgore models (Italian ... In place of the electric MC20, Autocar says that Maserati will just make the gas version of the supercar better.

Update, 3pm EST 3/6/2024: A Maserati spokesperson has confirmed to Road & Track that the electric MC20 project has been canceled, due to what they described as "a perceived lack of commercial ...

The cancellation of the Maserati MC20 Folgore shows rich people don't want them, while the Volkswagen ID.Every1 anticipates ...

If you were holding out on buying a Maserati MC20 because you want the battery-electric MC20 Folgore, you’re out of luck. Maserati is apparently canceling the project, according to Autocar.

Because even though electric motors can pack a punch, people paying big money for super- and hypercars are increasingly disinterested in those cars being electrified. So much so that Maserati has ...

What a bummer: Maserati has confirmed that its electric MC20 Folgore project will not go forward due to a lack of customer demand. It’s frustrating to see the MC20 EV die before ever getting a ...

Maserati, in its push towards electrification, thought it was a good idea to make an electric version of the MC20, by the name "MC20 Folgore" ("Folgore" being Italian for "thunderbolt").