Maserati Collaborates With DJ Hiroshi Fujiwara For Special Edition Ghiblis

Maserati is joining hands with fashion designer and DJ Hiroshi Fujiwara and his streetwear brand Fragment to make two special editions of the Ghibli. Maserati has christened the new Special Edition Ghibli-  Operanera and Operabianca, and the carmaker is making a total of just 175 of them worldwide. The Operanera has a body with a mix of gloss and opaque black finishes. Operabianca is a mix of gloss white and opaque black. Bust as of now, Maserati is only releasing photos of the all-black version of the Ghibli.

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On the inside, there is a mix of leather and Alcantara.

Both car will get body-colour door handles and 20-inch matte black wheels. The grille has the Fragment logo, and the fashion brand's emblem is on the C-pillar as well. What will instantly get your attention is the finish on the fenders below the trio of ducts. The code M157110519FRG stands for Maserati's Ghibli ID code, the date of the company's first meeting with Fujiwara on November 5, 2019 and an acronym for Fragment. On the inside, there is a mix of leather and Alcantara. There are contrasting silver inserts that appear on the vertical stitching and the Trident on the headrests. The seat belts are dark blue. Fragment is also launching a capsule collection that's available only at Maserati Official channels. The company is yet to share the price of the Operanera or Operabianca.

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The Operanera has a body with a mix of gloss and opaque black finishes.

The 2021 Maserati Ghibli is offered with three engine options. The 2.0-litre four-cylinder petrol hybrid remains the most affordable model and produces 325 bhp and 450 Nm. The 3.0-litre V6 develops 424 bhp and 580 Nm of peak torque, while the 3.8-litre V8 Trofeo version makes 572 bhp and 730 Nm of peak torque. The top speed on the Ghibli Trofeo is rated at 326 kmph. The 2021 Maserati Ghibli continues to use Brembo brakes and calipers, while the exhaust has been optimised for a better aural note, a defining trait for the manufacturer. The new Ghibli also comes with Skyhook suspensions that use sensors to monitor the movement of each wheel and the vehicle body to determine the road conditions, and automatically adjust each damper for optimal ride quality.