Masarati’s GranCabrio was first launched in 2010. The convertible version of the GranTurismo is aesthetically pleasing, but as time flies it has lost its competitive edge. While by 2022 the automaker will be replacing the ageing model with Alfieri, what Italian tuning company Pogea Racing has done to the car brings some sort of freshness and excitement back.

Pogea Racing has adjusted the engine management of the 4.7-litre V8, boosting the figures slightly from 460 hp and520 Nm of torque to 477 hp and 533 Nm. A top speed of 305 km/h can be achieved after the tweaks. A new set of coilover chassis lower the car’s by 40 mm, while the Jules forged 21-inch wheels are made of special aluminium alloys for lowering the weight and pair of Michelin Pilot Sport 4S tyres. Pogea Racing is happy to apply further modifications for the interior, and all these changes can be applied to the coupe version as well.