Maserati engine

For Maserati, creating a new engine is a unique event, one that brings Italy’s legendary “Motor Valley” back to life. And the new, original Twin Turbo V8 used on the Quattroporte is no exception.

Some engines have a special quality that defines their character much better than their power and torque data or any other technical specifications could ever do: their origins. If an engine is developed in that area of Italy’s Emilia Romagna region, and more precisely in the provinces of Modena and Bologna, known as “Motor Valley”, it is safe to say that it will be a unique piece of engineering with extraordinary characteristics.

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For Maserati, creating a new engine is a unique event, one that brings Italyā€™s legendary ā€œMotor Valleyā€¯ back to life. And the new, original Twin Turbo V8 used on the Quattroporte is no exception.

Some engines have a special quality that defines their character much better than their power and torque data or any other technical specifications could ever do: their origins. If an engine is developed in that area of Italyā€™s Emilia Romagna region, and more precisely in the provinces of Modena and Bologna, known as ā€œMotor Valleyā€¯, it is safe to say that it will be a unique piece of engineering with extraordinary characteristics.