Stellantis schwört, dass es Maserati nicht verkauft.

It’s clear that Maserati is facing significant challenges, both in terms of sales and the changing landscape of the automotive industry. The impact of tariffs and the reluctance of luxury buyers to switch to electric vehicles are just a few of the hurdles the brand is currently navigating.

However, it’s reassuring to see that Stellantis is committed to keeping Maserati within its portfolio and is actively working to address the brand’s issues. The potential for closer collaboration with Alfa Romeo and other brands within the group could help Maserati streamline its operations and improve its competitiveness in the market.

Ultimately, only time will tell if Maserati can overcome its current struggles and once again establish itself as a strong player in the luxury automotive segment. With the backing of a major automotive group like Stellantis, there is hope that Maserati can weather the storm and emerge stronger on the other side.

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