The first limited edition of the relatively new sports vehicle, the Maserati MC20, is being introduced by the company as it moves into its third model year. In English, the MC20 Notte is known as “Night” in honor of the “daring spirit that has always propelled the Trident forward.” Maserati, who obviously has a flair for the dramatic, says as much.
An MC20 That Is Scarier
Regretfully, the Notte edition offers little to enhance performance for prospective buyers looking for a little more. Rather, the limited-edition version consists solely of an aesthetic bundle.
The MC20 Notte model has a matte black “nero essenza” paint finish. The car’s badging, which includes the side logos, the Maserati script on the back, and the trident on the front, has been changed from its original silver to a matte white gold color, which the manufacturer claims revives the brand’s racing history. See our point about being exaggerated?
In keeping with the rest of the vehicle, the MC20’s matte black wheels have been refinished for the limited edition. They now have a matte white gold accent. The black paint on the brake calipers completes the coordinating scheme. Although the MC20 seems more scary with its well chosen appearance, we can’t help but believe that a custom-ordered model would be more exclusive than something that 49 other people on the earth will own. Everyone to their own.
Inside the automobile, yellow stitching and black-and-gray microsuede continue the theme. In case you forget what you bought, there’s a commemorative plaque that says “UNDA DI 50” between the headrests.
In light of this, Maserati is only producing 50 pieces of the Notte edition worldwide. Pricing has not yet been announced, but we anticipate it to be slightly more than the base car’s around $215,000.
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