With more and more car brands getting under the same group as one another, engine sharing is common and inevitable. Heck, even brands not under the same umbrella sometimes share their power plants. The development of engines takes time and (lots of) money, which should tell you how much savings are to be employed when this vital vehicle part gets shared.
However, Maserati isn’t keen on sharing its Nettuno engine with the rest of the Stellantis brands. That's according to Federico De Medio, Maserati's head of vehicle validation, in an interview with Autoblog during the Grecale's launch.
