The Latest Breaking News from Maserati

The first and only Stellantis CEO, Carlos Tavares, resigned today. Although the automotive conglomerate is in dire straits, the announcement is still shocking. Less than two months ago, a press release stated that the controversial Portuguese businessman would end his five-year contract in early 2026. However, that won’t be the…

Picture the scene: a gala dinner in Buenos Aires with hundreds of dignitaries present, honouring the five-time world champion Juan Manuel Fangio. But this is a solemn rather than a joyous gathering.

For 90 years, the voiturette racing cars produced by English Racing Automobiles in the 1930s have engendered passion and national pride. Motor racing in the 1930s was dominated by German and Italian marques, but in 1933 three British enthusiasts decided to get their country into the spotlight.

In its 110-year history, Maserati has passed through various hands, from those of the founder to Stellantis, finding itself in the same deck as Citroën and DS. The proximity to France repeats (in part) a story already lived through, the one from 1968 to 1975, which saw the Double Chevron as…

Jaguar’s Mitch Evans finished the final day of pre-season testing at Jarama quickest ahead of Kiro’s Dan Ticktum and reigning Formula E champion Pascal Wehrlein.

Just when you thought you'd seen it all with restomods, another one arrives. This time, someone's modernized a Maserati Biturbo. It's not just any Biturbo either, but the rare Shamal that was available through the 1990s. Or at least, that's what Italian upstart Modena Automobili is evoking with this boxy,…

The next Giulia and Stelvio might not be electric-only after all.

According to Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares, the company is bleeding money—but not because of the cars.

Meanwhile, a management shakeup results in one man becoming the CEO of Alfa Romeo and Maserati.