Maserati MCPURA Goodwood 2025 was a festival highlight, capturing attention with a debut that perfectly blended power, design, and heritage. Over four unforgettable days, the Trident brand redefined Italian excellence at the 2025 Goodwood Festival of Speed, showcasing its boldest models yet.
Maserati MCPURA Debuts in Style
The big moment came with the world premiere of the Maserati MCPURA, an evolution of the MC20 that pushes the boundaries of performance and design. Available as both a coupé and a convertible (called the MCPURA Cielo), this new machine is built around four defining pillars: a carbon fiber monocoque chassis, the advanced Nettuno V6 engine, striking butterfly doors, and an electrochromic glass roof in the cabrio version. It’s more than a car, it’s a pure Maserati experience.
GT2 Stradale Dominates the Hillclimb
If the MCPURA drew the crowds, it was the GT2 Stradale that shook the ground, literally. Its deep, aggressive exhaust note thrilled the Goodwood Hillclimb spectators. And it wasn’t just sound. The GT2 Stradale is born from Maserati’s GT2 race car, offering track-bred performance with road-legal capability.
This model is a visceral display of Maserati’s racing DNA, made even more impressive by its newly developed racing exhaust.
Nettuno-Powered Machines Steal the Spotlight
The Nettuno V6 engine stood at the core of every major Maserati on display. The GranCabrio, with its 490 hp version, made a stylish statement. Wrapped in Verde Giada and matched with Ice leather interiors, it brought elegance and speed. This convertible reaches 300 km/h and goes from 0 to 100 km/h in just 4 seconds. It’s a proper grand tourer that doesn’t compromise on power.
But it was the MCXtrema that truly turned heads, a track-only beast producing 740 hp from its 3.0-litre twin-turbo Nettuno V6. Finished in a jaw-dropping Blue Xtrema livery and limited to just 62 units, this car is an ultra-rare masterpiece built for adrenaline-fueled experiences.
A New Racing Exhaust Takes Center Stage
The GT2 Stradale’s ferocious sound came courtesy of a brand-new racing exhaust system. Developed by Maserati Corse in partnership with TubiStyle, the same brand behind the MC12 system, this titanium setup reduces weight by 7 kg. Each component is hand-welded to perfection, delivering an unmistakably raw, direct sound.
This system is more than a performance tweak; it’s a declaration of Maserati’s commitment to motorsport heritage and modern engineering. It brings out the GT2 Stradale’s aggressive personality and elevates the driving experience.
Celebrating the Trident’s Racing Heritage
Goodwood 2025 wasn’t just a showcase of the latest cars, it was a celebration of Maserati’s legacy. With the Year of the Trident in full swing, Maserati used this iconic British stage to mark nearly a century since its first racing victory at the 1926 Targa Florio.
The connection between past and future was unmistakable. From the Tipo 26’s legacy to today’s MCXtrema, Maserati continues to build cars that stir the soul and perform with purpose.
Summary
Maserati’s presence at the 2025 Goodwood Festival of Speed was nothing short of electrifying. From the bold reveal of the MCPURA and the thrilling GT2 Stradale runs to the spine-tingling debut of the MCXtrema and the elegant GranCabrio, the Trident proved it’s not just about luxury, it’s about making hearts race. This year’s festival marked another powerful chapter in Maserati’s ongoing legacy of innovation, motorsport, and unmistakable Italian flair.
Disclaimer: The Maserati vehicles and technologies featured are intended for demonstration and performance purposes; specific availability and specifications may vary.
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