Maserati is set to expand its electric lineup with three new models slated for release through 2027, according to industry reporting. The plan centers on fully electric powertrains across all upcoming additions.
foremost among the announcements is a Folgore variant of the Maserati MC20, anticipated to reach production by 2025. By 2027, the brand intends to introduce a flagship electric crossover, currently referenced internally as the E-UV BEV. It is widely expected that this model will debut under a new name, and that Maserati will not pursue a second generation of the Levante in the near term.
Further along the timeline, Maserati is said to project the introduction of a BEV version of the Quattroporte in 2028. This next-generation flagship sedan would join the company’s expanding electric portfolio, reinforcing Maserati’s commitment to electrification across its core models.
In related industry news, reports referenced by automotive outlets note that the Chinese automaker Haval Motor has filed patents in Russia for a redesigned H9 SUV. The patent and design images are documented in the Federal Institute of Industrial Property database, illustrating a refreshed exterior treatment that includes bold lines and a contemporary stance.
Plans call for the new Haval H9 to enter production in the first half of 2024, with the model adopting retro-inspired cues. The vehicle is expected to pair a gasoline engine with approximately 224 horsepower alongside a diesel option around 190 horsepower, delivering a blend of traditional internal combustion performance with a modern chassis packaging.
In the Russian market, another headline is the arrival of the flagship Jaecoo J8 crossover. This model represents a rebranded version of the Chery Tiggo 9, distinguished primarily by revised badging and a redesigned radiator grille, signaling a strategic approach to model naming while leveraging existing platform engineering.
Consumer perceptions in Russia have traditionally highlighted perceived drawbacks of certain Chinese-made vehicles. Industry observers note this sentiment as part of ongoing discussions about value, aftersales support, and long-term reliability when assessing newer entrants in the market.