Maserati GranTurismo 2020 Concept

The GranTurismo Concept is a design study of a possible future interpretation of the Maserati iconic model. The authors are Politecnico di Milano students Michal Cerva, Georgios Gougoulakis, César Pieri and Andrea Urso.

Created at the Politecnico di Milano Transportation and Automobile design Master under the supervision of Fiat, the GranTurismo Concept 2020 was developed with the goal of combining classic proportions and the brand’s trademark style with some new ideas.

The proportions are characterized by the short front overhang and the arched shoulders and roofline. To maintain the long hood, the cabin was slightly pushed back.

 

The main body volume is combined with a lower part that maintains a surface continuity, forming the front spoiler, the side sills and extending up to the rear end.

At the front the large trademark grille is visually underlined by the elongated LED headlights, matched by the twin air intakes on the hood.

In side view, the covers of the rear wheels make the rear section appear as a single, smooth surface.

The front wheels feature a special rim design that visually increase their diameter.

Additional details include the air outlets and the two arch-shaped character lines, which are reminiscent of several Pininfarina creations.

The rear end is defined by a distinct, single surface that extends from the underbody and integrates the bumper, diffuser and rear fascia, with the LED tail lights composing a distinctive light pattern.

 

The interior has four individual seats, a dashboard defined by curved lines and an extended center tunnels that divides the cabin in two parts.

The Maserati GranTurismo 2020 Concept was designed by Politecnico di Milano students Michal Cerva, Georgios Gougoulakis, César Pieri and Andrea Urso.

Michal Cerva (Czech Republic): Brno University of Technology, Faculty of Mechanical EngineeringCesar Pieri (Brazil): Harvard University; Universidade Estadual Paulista ‘UNESP’, Industrial designGeorgios Gougoulakis (Greece) – National Technical University of Athens, Architecture engineerAndrea Urso (Italy) – Università di Calabria, Mechanical Engineer(Image Courtesy: Georgios Gougolakis)

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