Maserati MC20 Blurs Off Its Face In New Teaser Images

The Maserati MC20 was originally slated to be unveiled later this month, but the coronavirus threw a wrench in those plans.

As a result, we’ve being treated to an extended teaser campaign which will lead up to the model’s new debut in September.

While we’re not exactly looking forward to four more months of teasers, the latest images give us a slightly better look at the MC20’s face – albeit heavily obscured by motion blur. Putting that aside, we can see the car will have a prominent splitter and vertical air intakes. The model also has a large grille which is flanked by slender headlights.

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Previous teasers have also shown a rakish windscreen, a gently sloping roof and prominent side scoops. There will also be muscular rear haunches, a ventilated rear fascia and a dual exhaust system.

Maserati has been tight-lipped on specifics, but the MC20 is rumored to have a mid-mounted twin-turbo V6 engine that produces more than 600 hp (447 kW / 608 PS). Regardless of its output, the company has previously said the new engine was “100% designed, developed and produced by Maserati itself.”

The engine is slated to be connected to an eight-speed dual clutch transmission which sends power to the rear wheels. Hybrid and electric variants are also expected, and so is a drop top.

Getting back to the latest teaser images, they were taken in Sicily on some of the roads where the Targa Florio took place. The MC20 made the trip as Maserati wanted to celebrate the 80th anniversary of their win on May 23rd, 1940 with the Tipo 4CL.

Maserati says the trip wasn’t just for fun as the MC20 is now being tested on the road and the track. Information gained from these tests will be used to help fine tune the car ahead of its debut later this year.