Maserati had big plans to electrify the MC20, Quattroporte, and Levante nameplates shortly, but a major loss of funding might scramble those goals.

Stellantis has written off €1.5 billion (£1.2bn) of investment in Maserati , leaving some future models in doubt.

The decision comes after a dismal year for Maserati, with sales plummeting from approximately 26,600 units to just 11,300—a staggering 58% drop. This downturn has raised concerns about the brand’s sustainability within Stellantis’ portfolio.

New Maserati models launch in international markets likely on hold after Stellantis cancels Euro 1.5 billion in investments to Italian brand. Tap for Maserati future plans and more details.

Maserati has never been a flagship brand for Stellantis, but it appears the parent company is questioning its storied Italian brand’s future. Stellantis’ CFO recently announced that it had scuttled a planned $1.

Stellantis' move puts at risk future electric models like the MC20 Folgore and the replacements for the Quattroporte and Levante