Maserati's lineup is growing with more electric power

Editor's note: Production of the MC20 has started and the vehicle should arrive in the U.S. in the fourth quarter. An earlier version of this story misstated the timeline.

Maserati's future is clear, judging from its brand statement: "The Best in Performance Luxury, Electrified."

Next year will be a key one for the brand, with several new cars or variants on the way.

MC20: The new sports car tops out at 621 hp. It's powered by a twin-turbo V-6 engine and features butterfly doors. Production has started and the vehicle should arrive in the U.S. in the fourth quarter. Convertible and battery-electric versions are expected to arrive in 2022.

Ghibli: Production is expected to continue through 2022 on the sedan, which will not be replaced.

GranTurismo: The coupe and its convertible counterpart get all- electric variants in 2022.

Quattroporte: A Quattroporte redesign is due in 2024. It's expected to get a battery-electric variant, although when is uncertain.

Grecale: The new Grecale midsize crossover will be unveiled in November, with sales following early next year. It is built on Stellantis' Giorgio platform, currently used for the Alfa Romeo Stelvio. An electric version is expected to reach dealerships in 2022.

Levante: Deliveries of the mild-hybrid version of the crossover, which gets 330 hp, began in July. A battery-electric variant is possible around 2023. A redesign could happen by 2024.