Maserati is giving its Grecale SUV a fresh look in Singapore with two new exterior colours designed specifically with local buyers in mind — Devil Orange and Verde Royale.
The two colours were introduced by Tridente Automobili, Maserati’s official importer in Singapore, and are available for an additional S$8,100 each. Both come with matching interior specifications and upgraded equipment.
Devil Orange is paired with Premium Black leather, while the darker Verde Royale exterior comes with Premium Chocolate leather. Both versions feature open-pore Radica Wood interior trim, 12-way electrically adjustable seats and 20-inch Etere forged alloy wheels finished with red brake callipers.
The Singapore-market Grecale also receives larger 20-inch wheels, upgraded from the 19-inch rims previously offered. Another subtle change is the removal of the GT badge that previously appeared above the front wheel arches.
Under the bonnet, however, the current Grecale GT remains familiar. It produces 291bhp and 450Nm of torque and uses a mild-hybrid powertrain with all-wheel drive. The SUV has a 2,901mm wheelbase and 535 litres of boot space, giving it a balance between performance and everyday practicality.
The new colours arrive as Maserati prepares a broader update to the Grecale internationally. The company unveiled its refreshed Grecale range in June 2026, including redesigned front-end styling, new wheels, updated cabin elements and the introduction of a 390hp V6 Nettuno engine for selected versions.
Singapore has not yet received that full MY27 refresh, although Maserati Singapore has indicated that the updated model could eventually make its way here. For now, the two new colour combinations give buyers a way to make the existing Grecale stand out without waiting for the next-generation update.
The local Grecale family currently includes the combustion-powered GT and Modena variants, alongside the fully electric Grecale Folgore, giving buyers several choices as Maserati continues to expand its electrified lineup.
For a luxury SUV market where buyers often want their cars to be as distinctive as their price tags, Maserati’s latest move is less about changing what the Grecale can do — and more about changing how it looks when it arrives on Singapore’s roads.
The bigger question is whether these bold new colours are just a preview of what Singapore buyers can expect when the refreshed Grecale eventually arrives.
