Maserati Gran Turismo Shooting Brake imagined

Earlier this week Maserati unveiled the new 2023 GranTurismo coupe and confirmed a cabriolet would follow.

That got us thinking: What would a third member of the Maserati family look like? Digital artist Theottle’s rendering gives us a pretty good idea.

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The front end is pure GranTurismo, but the rear end is clearly inspired by the Ferrari FF. It’s a classic breadvan shooting brake silhouette – or Freno di Tiro in Italian.

Maserati doesn’t have any plans to build a Ferrari FF on a budget like this. Instead, its range will expand with the introduction of this new coupe and its Porsche Macan-sized Grecale SUV.

It’s quite a lineup the revamped Maserati has going on after the all-new MC20 supercar.

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Were it to come to fruition, this GranTurismo shooting brake would – like the coupe – utilise the Nettuno V6 debuted by the MC20 in either 360kW or 410kW trim as Maserati eschews the Ferrari-derived V8 from Quattroporte and previous Granturismo in favour of less cylinders.

In case you missed it, the new GranTurismo also comes with an electric powertrain. Two motors, all-wheel drive and 610kW of power. That would surely shake up the Porsche Taycan Cross Turismo.

Of course, this is just a dream, but it’s exactly the kind of SUV antidote driving enthusiasts want from brands like Maserati.

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We almost certainly won’t see something like this make production, but we can dream. Would you have one? Leave your opinion in the comments.