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"A Race Car Unleashed on the Streets": Maserati Launches '400-Million-Won' Super Sports Car in Korea

Desk / Updated : 2026-01-23 12:26:00
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- Maserati Korea officially debuts the 'GT2 Stradale,' a street-legal powerhouse.
- Features the most potent 'Nettuno' V6 engine with 640 PS; 0-100 km/h in 2.8 seconds.
- Limited global production of 914 units; priced starting at KRW 450.5 millio


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[PANGYO, Gyeonggi Province] Maserati Korea has officially launched the 'GT2 Stradale' in the domestic market, a high-performance super sports car that brings track-ready performance to public roads. Produced in Modena, Italy, through a 100% bespoke limited-run process, only 914 units will be available globally, with deliveries to Korean customers beginning this year.

The Pinnacle of Racing Heritage
At a press conference held on the 23rd at the Maserati Pangyo Showroom, Takayuki Kimura, Managing Director of Maserati Korea, stated, "As Maserati celebrates 100 years of motorsport this year, we aim to vividly showcase our brand identity in the Korean market through two high-performance models. Following the reveal of the MC Xtrema last month, we are proud to introduce the GT2 Stradale today."

The GT2 Stradale is engineered to translate racing prowess into a road-legal format. Through extensive light-weighting, the vehicle's curb weight has been reduced by 59 kg compared to the MC20. Its aerodynamic package, featuring a massive rear wing and sophisticated bodywork, generates up to 500 kg of downforce at 280 km/h, ensuring exceptional stability during high-speed maneuvers.

Unrivaled Performance: 0 to 100 km/h in 2.8 Seconds
At the heart of the GT2 Stradale lies the most powerful iteration of the V6 'Nettuno' engine developed by Maserati. It delivers a staggering 640 PS (metric horsepower) and 720 Nm of maximum torque.

The vehicle's acceleration is record-breaking for Maserati’s rear-wheel-drive lineup, reaching 100 km/h from a standstill in just 2.8 seconds. With a top speed of 324 km/h, the engine utilizes a Formula 1-derived 'pre-chamber' combustion system to maintain stable output even in high-revolution ranges.

Design and Interior: Focused on Immersion
The exterior maintains Maserati's signature elegant proportions while adding aggressive details that emphasize performance. The extensive use of carbon fiber and the GT2-exclusive diffuser highlight its high-performance DNA. Customers can further personalize their vehicles through the 'Fuoriserie' bespoke program.

The interior is strictly designed to enhance driving focus. Matte finishes and Alcantara materials minimize reflections, while new carbon-fiber double-shell seats—specially designed with Italian motorsport equipment manufacturer Sabelt—provide a lower driving position for an authentic race car feel.

Versatility for Both Track and Daily Life
Despite its racing roots, the GT2 Stradale offers five distinct driving modes to accommodate various environments:

WET: For slippery road conditions.
GT: For comfortable daily driving.
SPORT: For dynamic road performance.
CORSA: Optimized for track racing.
CORSA EVO: Limits electronic intervention for a raw, intuitive driving experience (available with performance customization packages).

Convenience features include a front suspension lift system to navigate speed bumps safely and a 10.25-inch screen equipped with the latest Maserati Intelligent Assistant (MIA).

Strengthening the Korean Network
The GT2 Stradale starts at a retail price of KRW 450.5 million, which includes a 5-year unlimited warranty and a 3-year maintenance program.

The launch coincided with the opening of the Maserati Pangyo Showroom and Service Center, currently the largest Maserati facility in Korea by land area. "The GT2 Stradale is a special choice for Korean customers who have been waiting for a model that combines Maserati’s racing DNA with Italian luxury," Kimura added.

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