At the ongoing Milan Design Week, Maserati has presented a trio of stylish GranTurismo concept cars in an effort to advertise Fuoriserie, its in-house customization and tuning program launched a few years ago.
The first car is called ‘One Off Ouroboros’ and exists exclusively in the form of virtual 3D renderings. Envisioned by streetwear designer and musician Hiroshi Fujiwara, it references the 1950s and the legendary A6GCS Berlinetta Pininfarina with its unique radiator grille. The grille itself is fake, since the car is an all-electric Folgore. Round headlamps bring it closer to the 1960s, magnesium alloy wheels harken back to the 1970s, and the taillights make us nostalgic about cars from the ‘80s and ‘90s.
The other two GT models are real and built by Maserati Centro Stile. The electric One Off Luce highlights the innovative and eco-friendly nature of the car marque, while the gas-powered One Off Prisma embodies its rich heritage.
