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Maserati Grecale Business Lease Deals

The Maserati Grecale positions itself as a luxury performance SUV rather than a tax-efficient fleet choice.

Its CO2 emissions reflect its performance credentials, so it's best suited to drivers who favour driving experience over Benefit in Kind optimism.

The Grecale GT's 300HP mild-hybrid four-cylinder is the most composed for long-distance business use, with a refined motorway manner and all-wheel drive as standard. Every Grecale comes with the Maserati Assistance Program - 24-hour roadside support included for the duration of the warranty period.

The MIA infotainment system runs on Android Automotive OS, drive models include Off-Road for mixed-terrain use, and the Fuoriserie personalisation programme allows bespoke exterior and interior configurations if you're after something genuinely individual.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to lease a Maserati Grecale?
It varies - the price you pay depends on your contract length, initial payment, annual mileage, and specification. As a guide, a Maserati Grecale lease starts at £751.44 per month.
What versions of the Maserati Grecale are available?
Three: GT, Modena, and Trofeo. The GT has a 300HP mild-hybrid four-cylinder engine and a 0-62mph time of 5.6 seconds. The Modena uses the same engine tuned to 330HP with a 5.3-second sprint. The Trofeo uses a 530HP twin-turbo V6 Nettuno - the same engine as the MC20 supercar - with a 0-62mph time of 3.8 seconds and a 177mph top speed.
What's the Fuoriserie programme?
Fuoriserie is Maserati's bespoke personalisation service - offering an extended palette of exterior colours, interior materials, stitching patterns, and trim combinations beyond the standard configuration range. It's designed for clients who want a Grecale that reflects their own aesthetic rather than a catalogue specification.