Maserati Grecale Dimensions

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Trident

Discussion Starter · Mar 22, 2022

Here are the dimensions Maserati released for the Grecale:

Length - 4,846 mm / 190.8 inches
Wheelbase - 2,901 mm / 114.2 inches
Height - 1,670 mm / 65.7 inches
Width - 2,163 mm / 85.2 inches
Rear wheel track - 1,948 mm / 76.7 inches (and even greater in the Trofeo)

https://www.media.maserati.com/en-ww/releases/1692

Its dimensions are a major factor: in the GT version, Grecale is 4,846 mm long with a wheelbase of 2,901 mm, a height of 1,670 mm, a width of 2,163 mm (including wing mirrors), with a rear wheel track of 1,948 mm (and even greater in the Trofeo).

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Harvey Wiggins

· #2 · Mar 23, 2022

Width is 7.8" wider than a Levante so no way to park in a standard parking space makes the Grecale unsuitable for a lot of people.

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Trident

Discussion Starter · #3 · Mar 24, 2022

Harvey Wiggins said:
Width is 7.8" wider than a Levante so no way to park in a standard parking space makes the Grecale unsuitable for a lot of people.

The standard parking spot size is approximately 102-108 inches / 8.5-9 feet wide so I think it'll still be usable for people in most areas.

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Mii

· #4 · Apr 3, 2022

Trident said:
Width - 2,163 mm / 85.2 inches

Overall dimension and profile is very nice compared to Porsche Macan. Is width 85.2 inches with mirror extended? The width on Wiki is 1,948 mm (76.7 in), likely with mirror folded.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maserati_Grecale

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Harvey Wiggins

· #5 · Apr 3, 2022

Finally, I found a spec that listed body width and not just mirrors width. Body width is the critical dimension for parking and 77 inches although not great is acceptable. BUT, the turning circle at 40 feet is awful. That is 2 feet larger than the Levante turning circle which is just 38 feet. Grecale is supposed to be dimensionally smaller.

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