Maserati has announced that is presenting a unique new model at the Shanghai Auto Show, one of the most important fairs in Asia.
Showcasing a preview of its future customisation programme, Maserati is presenting a Quattroporte GranLusso ‘One of One’, customised by Maserati Centro Stile in collaboration with a VIP customer: Xuan Feng, chief editor of T Magazine China.
In a press statement, Maserati said it is “intensifying its focus on customisation, showcasing it’s innate Italian characteristics by combining virtuous craftsmanship, state-of-the-art technology and sophisticated design”.
Highlights of this efforts are the Quattroporte S Q4 GranLusso MY19, characterised by interiors featuring Zegna Pelletessuta, a new and unique material created by Ermenegildo Zegna exclusively for Maserati.
Along with the Quattroporte GranLusso ‘One of One’ and the Quattroporte S MY19 with interiors in Zegna Pelletessuta, Maserati is also displaying the Levante and Ghibli MY19, both with the GranLusso trim.
The most prominently featured model on the Maserati stand at the 2019 Shanghai Auto Show is the Quattroporte GranLusso ‘One of One’.
The Maserati Centro Stile guided Feng through the process of configuring his car, carrying out a collaborative customisation operation that enabled the customer to actively participate in the creative process: not only did the customer select the accessories and the configuration, but he was also fully involved in the personalisation of his car.
This was an exclusive project in which Feng told the Maserati Centro Stile his own personal story, including his passions and goals in life, translating his personal history and passions into his unique Maserati. 
“This new level of customisation truly connects Xuan Feng’s personality and lifestyle,” the statement noted.
The Quattroporte GranLusso ‘One of One’ features an exterior colour specially created for the customer. Xuan Feng’s choice: a light blue with opaque trim, evoking worn denim material, perfectly capturing his personality and lifestyle.
The interior: distinguished by a combination of traditional black and the new ‘Bianco Ghiaccio’ colour: the lower dashboard, the door panels and seats feature this two-tone scheme in order to imbue the cabin with a rich and contemporary feel.
The upholstery of the seats features vertical stitching inspired by the classic pinstripe pattern of men’s fabrics. Thanks to the special dying process that takes place in oak casks, a technique that allows enough time for the pigments to be naturally absorbed by the leather, the fine Pieno Fiore leather, takes on an elegant, deep and luminous colour.
The leather is soft and supple, with a light and deliberately irregular texture, imbuing it with structure and character. The stitching for the door panels and upper dashboard repeat the denim light blue tone of the exterior.

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