Maserati reveals the MC20 Fuoriserie Edition

Maserati has revealed a special Fuoriserie Edition of the MC20, designed by the firm's Ambassador, David Beckham, the car takes its inspiration from the city of Miami.

This project comes as part of Maserati's Fuoriserie customisation programme, which allows customers to create their tailor-made Maserati. It is the product of a collaborative design process between Beckham and the designers of the Maserati Centro, turning true passion into a carbon fiber monocoque, entirely made in Italy, and powered by a patented V6 petrol engine derived from Formula One technologies.

In this story, the starting point is Miami, the home of Beckham's U.S.A football club, while the end result is a car finished in black and pink, a chromatic dichotomy, as well as glossy and matt surfaces. The football club's team colours are black and pink, and the team uniforms are characterised by contrasting glossy-matt treatments.

Starting from this as an inspiration, the bodywork of the MC20 Fuoriserie Edition features a glossy black tone which contrasts with the Trident logos on the grille and on the C-pillar, in black but with an opaque finish. The Maserati lettering on the rear is also opaque, while the MC20 badge on the door is pastel pink, as are the Brembo brake calipers.

The interior, in leather and Alcantara, is black with contrast-stitching in pink. The backrests, in Alcantara, are worked with a tone-on-tone laser engraving method and the headrest features a three-dimensional pastel pink embroidery. Finally, in the centre tunnel between the two seats, is a personalised nameplate with a glossy-matte effect: At the top, next to the Trident, the Maserati Fuoriserie lettering is in pastel pink, while at the bottom in italics, the text 'For David' appears with an aluminium effect.