Maserati Quattroporte Model Years and History

The Quattroporte gets a new trim lineup for 2022.

The Quattroporte gets a few changes for 2021, a new Trofeo trim was added to the lineup while the GTS trim was dropped, the touchscreen was updated with a new 10.1-inch infotainment system and the exterior styling was updated.

The Quattroporte is mostly unchanged for 2020. New standard features include soft close doors, a heated leather and wood steering wheel, power rear sunblind, and the Driver Assistance Package. New options include column-mounted paddle shifters and upgraded leather upholstery.

The Quattroporte got a mild refresh last year, so this year the car only gets a couple of small tweaks to make it better. The shifter is now a more intuitive design, and getting it into manual mode is easier than last year. Several new interior color options are available, while the exterior of GTS models get a subtly redesigned front grille to go along with new side skirts. A couple of new wheel options are available for 2019 as well.

For 2018 the Maserati Quattroporte gets a mild refresh heading into the new year. The headlights have been upgraded to full LED units, while the steering rack is now fully electrically assisted. A host of active safety and driver-assistance features like adaptive cruise control, automatic emergency braking, surround-view camera and lane-keep assist become available as well. The standard twin turbo 6-cylinder engine benefits from an added 20 horses under the hood.

For 2017 Maserati have given the Quattroporte a small refresh to the styling. Bumpers front and rear have been updated and the front bumper now includes an active grille shutter for improved aerodynamics. Inside, a new touchscreen now offers Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration. Adaptive cruise control and a lane departure system round out the additions for 2017.

The 2016 model year brings few changes, including a standard fuel-saving engine stop-start feature.

The Quattroporte has been completely redesigned for 2014. The new car is significantly bigger and longer than the car it replaces while somehow managing to also be lighter. New engines have been introduced that are both more fuel efficient and more powerful than before. The new Quattroporte is improved in almost every way over the previous model.

For 2013 the Maserati Quattroporte gets a slight bump in power for both versions of the 4.7L V8. The addition of a standard front parking sensors is also new across the lineup. The Quattroporte remains otherwise unchanged.

Not much has changed for the Quattroporte since its major facelift for the 2009 model year. The 4-door sedan (Quattroporte being Italian for "four-door") retains its luxurious interior appointments and powerful V8 engine for all three trim levels, base, S and Sport GT S. Some minor cosmetic updates have been made to the S model, and several options have been placed into packages to make customer ordering more simplified.

Not much has changed for the Quattroporte since its major facelift for the 2009 model year. The 4-door sedan (Quattroporte being Italian for "four-door") retains its luxurious interior appointments and powerful V8 engine for all three trim levels, base, S and Sport GT S.

The Italian-built Quattroporte gets a revised appearance for 2009, with a grille and bumper that now nearly match those of the GranTurismo coupe, while the rear fascia and taillamps have also been redesigned slightly. Inside, the center console has been redesigned, the navigation system is updated and the door mirrors are of a new design. Two new shades of leather--Marrone Corniola and Sabbia--replace the former beige hue. The 400-horsepower, 4.2-liter V-8 powers the Quattroporte, while the Quattroporte S gets a new 430-horsepower, 4.7-liter V-8. Also, a new performance-focused Quattroporte Sport GT S bows for 2009. Both the standard Quattroporte and Quattroporte Sport GT S now feature the ZF 6-speed automatic transmission that made its debut on the Quattroporte Automatica last year.

The 2008 Maserati Quattroporte gets a new tire pressure monitor standard on all models, and the engine's horsepower increase to 400 (from 394). Paddle shifters mounted behind the steering wheel are a new option across the board, while the GSM phone kit is no longer orderable. Sport models can opt for black, yellow, or blue brake calipers as well as extra interior leather trim. The Sport can also add a Chrome Line Package that includes chrome exterior door handles, window mouldings, and exhaust pipes. Several new wheel styles are also on offer.

A newly optional six-speed automatic transmission is the big news for 2007; otherwise the Maserati Quattroporte continues with few changes.