An empty Maserati MC20 driven by an AI system recently set a new autonomous-vehicle speed record when it reached a blistering 197.7 mph (318 kph).The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

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Maserati currently offers electric versions of its Grecale compact crossover and GranTurismo and GranCabrio sports cars, with their electric powertrains marketed under the Folgore name. In addition to the electric MC20, Maserati had also planned fully electric next-generation versions of the Quattroporte and Levante.

WHEN Maserati email inviting you to a driving day, the answer is always a resounding YES. The trip to England was to showcase the Italian manufacturers’ three new fully electric models — the new

Maserati’s travails do not get any easier to read about. The brand was already said to be reeling from Stellantis’ decision to write off more than a billion pounds of badly needed investment money; now, partly as a result of that fallout, it has effectively confirmed that the electric version of the MC20 will never see the light of day.

On top of making some sexy cars, Maserati is now dabbling in world records, as well. Their MC20 supercar just became the world's fastest autonomous vehicle, reaching a top speed of 197.7 mph without a human at the helm.

Stellantis' move puts at risk future electric models like the MC20 Folgore and the replacements for the Quattroporte and Levante

Maserati's MC20 set a new autonomous driving speed record of 197.7 mph, showcasing AI tech's potential. A flight attendant broke his leg while restraining a passenger who tried to open the emergency exit on an international flight. A multi-vehicle wreck shut down a major highway near the Massachusetts-Rhode Island line on Tuesday morning.

Test-driving the Maserati GT2 Stradale on Spain’s open roads and Ascari race circuit, we found it impressively balanced, just not breathtaking.

The electric version of the sublime Maserati MC20 has been a long time coming. Now it’s probably not coming at all

I drove the new Maserati GranCabrio Folgore, and here's what I thought of the Italian brand's all-electric grand tourer.

Maserati's sports car will get a more affordable base trim along with a special edition celebrating the Swiss Concours.