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Maserati Grecale SUV rental with Italian flair and supercar pace

Drive a Grecale

The Grecale is a five-seat luxury SUV, and every gas trim for 2027 runs a Nettuno twin-turbo V6. Rather skip the gas station? The all-electric Folgore brings the same Italian character on battery power, so a Grecale SUV rental makes an easy Maserati rental for five.

On Turo, you book your Grecale from a local vehicle owner and choose a pickup that fits your plans. Listings vary, so check each one for the trim and the miles included before you book.

Grecale specs

Horsepower

385 hp

Acceleration

0-60 mph in 5.0 sec

Top speed

160 mph

Seats

5

Nettuno power, all-wheel grip

The Grecale's biggest strength sits under the hood: a 3.0L Nettuno twin-turbo V6. It makes 385 hp in the V6 and Modena and 523 hp in the Trofeo. Every Grecale — gas or electric — comes with AWD, so all four wheels share the work.

Four trims, four personalities

The US Grecale comes in four trims, and the one you book shapes your whole trip. The Grecale V6 and Modena share 385 hp, a 5.0-second 0–60 mph run, and a 160 mph top speed. The Trofeo turns up the heat with 523 hp, 0–60 mph in 3.6 sec, and a 177 mph top speed.

The Trofeo also adds Corsa mode and an electronic limited-slip differential. The Folgore trades gas for electricity, with 542 hp, a 105 kWh battery, and a 268-mile EPA range. Check the listing to see which trim you're booking — the numbers change a lot from one badge to the next.

A cabin built around screens

The Grecale's cabin puts three screens to work, so the controls you need stay close at hand. A 12.3-inch digital display sits behind the wheel, a 12.3-inch touchscreen handles infotainment, and an 8.8-inch touchscreen runs the climate controls.

The MIA infotainment system ties all three together, so you'll want a quick tour before your first drive. Take a few minutes to explore the menus while you're parked. Set your route, music, and cabin temperature before you pull away — it's far easier at a standstill than at highway speed.

Stand out with a Grecale

A Grecale fits weekend getaways, special occasions, business trips, and multi-day road trips — anywhere you want comfort with a sharper edge. It seats five, and the 18.9 cu ft cargo area behind the rear seats holds the luggage. Browse more luxury SUV rentals on Turo if you're still comparing options for your next trip.

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Top Grecale features

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Sonus faber sound

Three features set the Grecale apart: Sonus faber sound, room for the whole trip, and a fresh face for 2027.

Sonus faber audio can turn the Grecale's cabin into your personal listening room, and how much of it you get depends on the trim. It's optional on the Grecale V6, standard on the Modena, and available as a 21-speaker setup on the Trofeo.

If sound matters to you, check the listing's features before you book, since a V6 may or may not have the upgrade. For the full experience, look for a Modena, or a Trofeo with the 21-speaker system. Then queue up a long playlist — highway miles go by fast with a soundtrack that good.

Room for the whole trip

The Grecale seats five and gives you 18.9 cu ft of cargo space behind the rear seats. Fold those seats down, and the space grows to 57.4 cu ft. That's plenty of room for a long weekend — no creative packing required.

That flexibility lets one SUV cover very different trips. Bring four friends and their weekend bags for a getaway, or fold the seats and load up bulkier gear for a solo road trip. Count your people and bags before you pack, then choose a listing that matches.

A fresh face for 2027

The 2027 Grecale wears a blockier front bumper, with air intakes that connect to the grille. The Trident badge sits up front, a clear nod to the brand's Italian design lineage.

That refresh gives the latest model year a bolder look. If you're booking for a special occasion or a photo-worthy weekend, look for a 2027 listing to get the updated design. Earlier model years carry the previous front end, so check the year on each listing — you'll see that face every time you walk up.

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Top tips and things to know before renting a Grecale

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Get to know your Grecale

A little prep goes a long way with a Grecale: pick the right trim, learn the drive modes, and plan your budget.

The Grecale is the brand's only SUV currently in production, so it's the pick when you want five seats and a Trident badge. Listings on Turo vary by trim and model year, so read each one closely for the details that matter to you.

Still comparing? Browse exotic and luxury cars, or check out other Maserati rentals for more Italian options.

Grecale driving tips

Every Grecale offers GT and Sport drive modes, and the Trofeo adds Corsa. Try each mode early in your trip so you know how the car responds before you need it.

Spend a few minutes with the screens before you set off, and set your route and climate while you're parked. Driving the Folgore? Plan your charging stops around its 268-mile EPA range, especially on longer road trips.

How much does it cost to rent a Grecale?

The cost to rent a Grecale varies by listing, trim, date, and location, so check current prices when you search. Longer trips can lower your rate, with trip-duration discounts at three days, one week, two weeks, three weeks, and monthly.

You can also get a 10% non-refundable discount when you book four or more days in advance. Planning a trip of 30 days or more? Turo's long-term car rental option uses Pay as you go billing in 30-day increments.

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Frequently asked questions about Grecale rentals on Turo

What documents do you need to rent a Grecale on Turo?

To rent a Grecale on Turo, you need a valid driver's license, and you must meet the age requirement for the Grecale's vehicle class. You book through your Turo account, and each Grecale listing shows its trim, year, and included miles.

What type of driver's license do you need to rent a Grecale?

You need a physical, valid, permanent license from the US or your home country, or a valid temporary license, to rent a Grecale. Turo does not accept an International Driving Permit as a replacement for a license.

How old do you need to be to rent a Maserati Grecale?

You'll generally need to be at least 25 to rent a Grecale, and 30 for higher-value trims — check the listing. Turo sets minimum ages by vehicle class: 25 and up for the Deluxe Class and 30 and up for the Super Deluxe Class. Across Turo, a young driver fee applies to drivers aged 18–24.

Do you need your own insurance to rent a Grecale?

No, you don't need your own insurance to rent a Grecale on Turo. You'll choose a protection plan when you book.

Are there discounts on Grecale rentals?

Yes, Grecale rentals can come with discounts. Trip-duration discounts apply at three days, one week, two weeks, three weeks, and monthly. You can also get a 10% non-refundable discount when you book your Grecale four or more days in advance.

Can you rent a Grecale long term?

Yes, you can rent a Grecale for 30 days or more. Long-term Grecale trips use Pay as you go billing in 30-day increments.

Do Grecale rentals include unlimited mileage?

It depends on the listing, since each Grecale listing sets the distance included. Some offer unlimited mileage, and others let you add an Unlimited mileage Extra at checkout. If you drive past your included distance, you'll pay a per-mile charge for the extra miles.

Can other people drive the Grecale I rent?

Yes, other people can drive your Grecale once you add them in the Turo app after booking. Each driver must meet the age and license requirements for the Grecale's vehicle class.

  1. * Any personal insurance you may have that covers damage to the host’s vehicle would kick in before your protection plan, except in limited situations for trips booked in Maryland, but this protects your own wallet. In the US, liability insurance is provided under a policy issued to Turo by Travelers Excess and Surplus Lines Company. Terms, conditions, and exclusions apply. The policy does not provide coverage for damage to a host’s vehicle.

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