Maserati Grecale 2024 Owner's manual

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Owner’s manual

WARNING:

Operating, servicing and maintaining a passenger vehicle or off-highway motor vehicle

can expose you to chemicals including engine exhaust, carbon monoxide, phthalates,

and lead, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or

other reproductive harm. To minimize exposure, avoid breathing exhaust, do not idle the

engine except as necessary, service your vehicle in a well-ventilated area and wear gloves

or wash your hands frequently when servicing your vehicle. For more information go to:

http://www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/passenger-vehicle"www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/passenger-

vehicle.

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Dear Customer,

thank you for choosing a Maserati.

This vehicle represents the result of Maserati's great experience in the design and production of sports, touring and racing

vehicles.

The purpose of this manual and of the other documents in the two on-board documentation kits is to provide you with an

understanding of the equipment, systems and controls of the vehicle and to explain how they work.

Consulting this manual you will acquaint yourself with the equipment and optional properties of your Maserati in order to take

best advantage of all its potential.

The description of all the on-board safety systems and devices and the car's technical data are given in the main guide.

Any change or alteration of the car might seriously affect its safety and road holding thus causing accidents, in which the

occupants could even be fatally injured.

Before driving your vehicle for the first time, we suggest reading this manual carefully in order to quickly acquaint with

commands and functions of your vehicle.

In a dedicated section of this manual you will also find instructions for basic maintenance procedures, in order to ensure steady

levels of performance, quality and safe driving.

In addition, keep in mind that proper maintenance is an essential factor to help preserve the value of the vehicle over time and

protect the environment.

For “Scheduled Maintenance” or any other operations, we recommend to contact the Authorized Maserati Dealer: you can trust

our trained technical staff, who is constantly updated and provided with the required equipment in order to ensure that all service

operations are performed properly and reliably.

All the documents contained in on-board documentation kits are integral part of the vehicle and should always be kept on board.

All documentation is also available at https://ownerdocumentation.maserati.com.

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Introduction

Understanding the Vehicle

Before Starting

Dashboard Instruments and Controls

Starting and Driving

Driver Assistance Systems

In an Emergency

Maintenance and Care

Index

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On-boardDocumentation Kits ....................................................6

Updating.............................................................................6

Owner’sInformation Online ....................................................... 7

Consulting the manual ............................................................. 7

Abbreviations .......................................................................8

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On-board Documentation

Kits

On board there are various documents to

provide the User with all the necessary

information regarding the manufacturer's

warranty, assistance requests and to

know all the devices supplied with the

car and their functions, in order to be

able to operate the vehicle using all of its

potential.

These documents are contained in two

kits, one placed in the dashboard glove

box and the other inside the luggage

compartment.

The kit inside the dashboard glove box

contains the Warranty Card and the

Owner's Main Guide.

The kit inside the luggage compartment,

in addition to this Owner's Manual,

also contains the Maserati Intelligent

Assistant™ (MIA) information booklet

and Regulatory Information.

Depending on the equipment chosen,

the market, etc., the kits may contain

other additional documents.

NOTE:

After reviewing the manual, always put

the document in its case to avoid losing

it.

All specifications and illustrations

contained in these documents refer to

the manual publishing date.

Updated versions of the on-

board documentation and the

“Regulatory Information” are

always available and can be

consulted by accessing the website

https://ownerdocumentation.maserati.com.

In case of loss, excluding the Warranty

Card, it is possible to purchase a copy of

these documents by requesting it from

your Authorized Maserati Dealer.

Updating

The vehicle's high quality level is

guaranteed by constant improvements.

Therefore, there may prove to be

differences between this manual and

your vehicle.

Maserati reserves the right to carry out

design and functional changes and to

achieve additions or improvements

without incurring any obligation to

update previously manufactured

vehicles.

This manual illustrates and describes all

versions of the current vehicle model.

Therefore, some of the equipment and

accessories in this publication may not

appear on your vehicle; please only

consider the information related to your

vehicle.

All specifications and illustrations

contained in this manual refer to the

Manual publishing date.

NOTE:

The updated version of on-

board documentation can be

consulted by accessing the website

https://ownerdocumentation.maserati.com.

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Owner’s Information Online

All of the on-board documents can

also be consulted online in PDF

format by accessing the website

https://ownerdocumentation.maserati.com.

The website is available for most

markets.

The online documents may be more up

to date than those supplied with the car.

By accessing the website

www.maserati.com it is possible to

watch videos and find other useful

information regarding your Maserati and

all available services.

Consulting the manual

This manual illustrates maintenance

and use information related to gasoline

motorization models (3.0 V6 and 2.0 L4

MHEV). If not otherwise specified, the

information is valid for all models.

For an easy identification of the topics,

this manual is divided into sections and

chapters: each chapter can have more

paragraphs.

Meaning of Warning and Note

Symbols

Within the text, important warnings and

notes are also easily identifiable through

icons.

WARNING!

Describe operating procedures that

could result in a bodily injury and/or

death.

WARNING!

Potential danger relating to the

electronic components of the MHEV

models. Misuse or inappropriate

intervention on the system components

can generate severe electric short-

circuits and can cause serious or fatal

injuries if the instructions indicated are

not observed.

ENVIRONMENTAL!

This note indicates the correct

behaviour when using the vehicle to

protect the environment.

CAUTION!

Describe procedures that could result in

damage to your vehicle.

NOTE:

Additional information regarding the

subject and/or the operation described.

In addition to these, this symbol

in the text indicates a reference

to the Owner's Main Guide.

Optional Equipment and

Versions/Markets Validity

In addition to the standard

equipment, this manual also

describes optional parts and

accessories which are identified in

the title and /or text by this symbol

alongside in brackets.

Optional equipment and also

some functions or systems

are not available in all vehicle

versions and may only be available in

certain markets. In these cases, the

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equipment or the function/system will

be identified in the title and/or text by

this symbol alongside in brackets.

Other General Indications

•In the images the vehicle is represented

in the base version. On other versions,

some part or equipment may differ

from those shown in the images.

•“Left” and “right” in this manual, always

refer to the driving direction.

•All indications and images in this

manual refer to a vehicle with left-hand

drive. On right-hand drive vehicles,

some controls are ordered differently

than shown in the illustrations.

•If not otherwise specified, the

instrument cluster shown in the images

is the version with the speedometer

in mph with the classic layout in

"Comfort" drive mode –however the

indications given are also valid for the

version in km/h and other layout.

Abbreviations

Some descriptions and terms with

particular meanings are found in this

manual in abbreviated form.

A/C Air-Conditioning system.

ABA Advanced Brake Assist.

ABS Anti-Lock Braking System.

ABSA Active Blind Spot Assist.

ACC Adaptive Cruise Control.

ADA Active Driving Assist.

ADAS Advanced Driver Assistance

Systems.

AEB Autonomous Emergency Brak-

ing.

AFS Advanced Frontlighting Sys-

tem.

ALM Active Lane Management.

ALR Automatic Locking Retractor.

AQS Air Quality Sensor.

ATC Automatic Temperature Con-

trol.

AVH Auto Vehicle Hold.

AWD All-Wheel Drive.

BAS Brake Assist System.

BSA Blind Spot Assist.

BTO Brake Throttle Override.

CAN Controller Area Network.

CC Cruise Control.

CRS Child Restraint System.

DDD Drowsy Driver Detection

DRL Daytime Running Lights.

EBD Electronic Brake-force Distri-

bution.

ECU Electronic Control Unit.

EDR Event Data Recorder.

ELK Emergency Lane Keeping.

EPB Electric Parking Brake.

EPS Electric Power Steering.

ESC Electronic Stability Control.

ETC Electronic Throttle Control.

FCW Forward Collision Warning.

HBA Hydraulic Brake Assistance.

HDC Hill Descent Control.

HSA Hill Start Assist.

HUD Head Up Display.

ISA Intelligent Speed Assist.

LATCH Lower Anchors and Tether for

Children.

LSD Limited Slip Differential.

MHEV Mild Hybrid Electric Vehicle.

MIL Malfunction Indicator Light.

MIA Maserati Intelligent Assistant.

OBD On-board Diagnostics.

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ORC Occupant Restraint Controller.

ORS Occupants Restraint Systems.

PEB Pedestrian Emergency Braking.

RAB Ready Alert Braking.

RCP Rear Cross Path.

RHD Right-Hand Drive.

RKE Remote Keyless Entry.

ROM Roll-Over Mitigation.

SAB Side AirBag.

SABIC Supplemental Side AirBag

Inflatable Curtains.

SBR Seat Belt Reminder.

SL Speed Limiter.

SRS Supplemental Restraint Sys-

tem.

TCS Traction Control System.

TPMS Tire Pressure Monitoring Sys-

tem.

TSA Traffic Sign Assist.

TSM Trailer Sway Mitigation.

VIN Vehicle Identification Number.

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Main Controls Overview ..........................................................12

Mild Hybrid System Information (2.0 L4 MHEV only) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

FrontSeats.........................................................................18

Memorize theDriver's SeatPosition ............................................21

RearSeats..........................................................................23

Steering Wheel Adjustment ......................................................25

RearViewMirrors .................................................................26

External Lighting...................................................................29

Interior Lighting ....................................................................34

Internal Equipment ................................................................36

AccesstheGloveBoxCompartment ...........................................43

AudioSystem ......................................................................44

CargoArea .........................................................................46

FronttoBackRoofRails( ).................................................... 50

HomeLink ®.........................................................................51

AirConditioning Distribution .....................................................55

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Main Controls Overview

On Dashboard

1Adjustable side air outlets (page 55)

2Engine START/STOP button

(page 62)

3Drive mode selector and

suspension stiffness button

(page 169)

4Vehicle security alarm light ( )

( : chapter “Vehicle Security

Alarm” in section “Safety”)

5Steering wheel controls (page 133)

6Instrument cluster (page 85)

7Right shift paddle + (page 165)

8Left shift paddle –(page 165)

9Multifunction lever (windshield

wipers, headlight selection and turn

signals) (page 136) and (page 141)

10 Hood release lever (page 80)

11 Head Up Display (HUD) ( )

(page 98)

12 Electric parking brake lever

(page 180)

13 Adjustable central air outlets

(page 55)

14 Smart clock (page 143)

15 MIA display (page 114)

16 Comfort display (page 144)

17 Dashboard glove box handle

(page 43)

18 Transmission button selectors

(page 161)

19 Horn ( : chapter “Supplemental

Restraint System (SRS) - AirBags”

in section “Safety”)

On Central Console

Central Console Front Part

Central Console Rear Part

1Wireless charger ( ) (page 39)

2Central tunnel compartment with

USB (page 38)

3Cupholders (page 38)

4Unlock button for rear central tunnel

compartment (page 37)

5Rear central tunnel compartment

(page 37)

6Adjustable air outlets (page 55)

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7USB slot (page 38)

8Three-zone climate controls for rear

passengers ( ) (page 149)

On Front Dome Console

1Reading lights control button

(page 139)

2Reading lights (page 139)

3Passenger airbag deactivation

warning light

4Button to switch on passenger

compartment lights (page 35)

5Button to open fully/partially the

power liftgate

6Button to turn off compartment

lights when doors are opened

(page 35)

7Sunroof controls ( ) (page 73)

8Button to activate the Assist Call or

the SOS Emergency Call ( ) (

: chapter "SOS and Assist Call" of

section "In an Emergency")

9HomeLink controls (page 51)

On Front Doors

Driver door

Passenger door

1Internal emergency handle ( :

chapter “Doors Security Locking” of

section “Safety”)

2E-latch door button (page 70)

3External rear view mirrors switches

(page 26)

4Power window switches (page 71)

5Power doors lock/unlock buttons

( : chapter “Doors Security

Locking” of section “Safety”)

6Rear windows child lock button

( : chapter “Doors Security

Locking” of section “Safety”)

7Door outboard manual opening lock

8External door handle

On Rear Doors

1E-latch door button (page 70)

2Power window switch (page 71)

3Power doors lock/unlock buttons

( : chapter “Doors Security

Locking” of section “Safety”)

4External door handle

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Mild Hybrid System

Information (2.0 L4 MHEV

only)

System Components

The mild hybrid system installed on

the MHEV models, in addition to the

traditional gasoline thermal engine,

is composed of the following main

components:

1Belt Starter Generator (BSG) 48 V

installed on the thermal engine RH

side.

2eBooster 48 V with flap-valve in

front of the thermal engine.

3Hybrid system ECU in the engine

compartment RH side.

448 V connecting cable.

548 V Li-Ion Battery housed in the

luggage compartment.

648 V/12 V DC/DC converter on the

48 V battery.

7Fan battery cooling.

8Cooling ducts.

9Air intake grill.

The 48 V battery containing twelve

lithium ion cells that needs no

maintenance. The battery housing

also contains a battery control and

supervision unit, a relay, a fuse, a shunt

resistor, two temperature sensors and a

pressure balancing unit.

The main functions of the battery

system are to store the electrical energy

supplied by the 48 V power supply

during braking and returns it to the

system when the electric motor starts

operating parallel to the thermal engine.

During its operation, the 48 V battery

can develop heat which is dissipated

using a fan and a series of ducts. The fan

sucks the air from the rear bottom side

passenger compartment through a air

intake grill then directs it through ducts

to the battery. To ensure the cooling of

the 48 V battery it is important that the

air intake remains free.

WARNING!

Do not cover, close or throw objects

inside the air intake grill on the rear

bottom side passenger compartment

with a plug/stopper. The air must

circulate in the battery system at all

time to prevent its overheating and a

potential risk of fire.

The BSG is driven by the crankshaft by

means of a belt and is at the same time

able to perform the function of current

generator and that of electric motor, also

with the function of starter motor for the

thermal engine in some situations such

as in the phases Start&Stop. In the latter

case, after stopping the car in a stop and

automatic engine shutdown with the

Start&Stop system, re-ignition occurs

through the BSG. The traditional starter

motor is used only for the first ignition of

the car, when you have power from the

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12 V battery, which is certainly charged,

and more power is needed.

When acting as an electric motor, the

mild hybrid system provides additional

power to the thermal engine at start-up,

when starting from a standstill or when

there is a demand for greater drive

torque, or in the most demanding

moments in terms of consumption and

emissions.

Based on the information from the

on-board sensors, the hybrid system

ECU decides when it is more convenient

recover energy such as when a vehicle

precedes, a phase in which the system

slows down the car with the BSG

generating energy to be stored in the 48

V battery or to power the car's services.

In certain driving conditions, the hybrid

system ECU also regulates energy flows

taking into account the charge level of

the 48 V battery. This management is

optimal especially when using some

ADAS systems because the energy

recovery start automatically even when

a vehicle is detected in front of the car,

slowing down the vehicle with the

activation of the BSG.

The eBooster is used to support the

main turbocharger and improve vehicle

acceleration and driveability.

Bi-directional DC/DC converter is used

to link 48 V and 12 V board net. In

forward mode works as converter to

supply the 12 V net; in pre-charge mode

works as converter to pre-charge the 48

V net with limited current.

The connection cable between the 48

V battery and the BSG is sufficiently

protected and housed in a position that

cannot be accessed by the user.

General Safety Instructions on

the 48 V Battery System

Although this is no high-voltage

battery system (link voltages remain

below 60 V), misuse or inappropriate

interventions on the system components

using insufficiently insulated tools can

generate short-circuits and cause injury

due to the flow of high currents and/or

the resulting high temperatures. To avoid

these problems, carefully follow the

recommendations below.

WARNING!

•Battery system components may be

damaged in an accident, although

the damage may not be visible.

Touching or moving damaged battery

system components could result in

electrocution.

•Never perform modifications to

components of battery system.

•Only technicians with the necessary

experience and equipment are allowed

to work on the battery system. In case

of battery system problems, do not

intervene but contact an Authorized

Maserati Dealer.

•Do not open the battery housing, or

otherwise disassemble the battery

system.

•Do not puncture, impact, crush, shock,

or deform the battery system.

•Avoid touching the battery housing, as

its surface may be hot both during and

after usage.

•Do not wet the battery system

with any type of liquid to avoid

electrocution.

•Do not expose the battery system to

external heat.

•Do not cover or close the air intake

grill on the rear bottom side passenger

compartment with a plug/stopper. The

air must circulate in the battery system

at any time to prevent its overheating

and a potential risk of fire.

In Case of Damage to the 48 V Battery

The 48 V battery cell has a hermetically

sealed metal housing and do not

represent a danger to health if the

battery is used correctly.

If the battery system is used improperly,

damaged, overheated, abused, or

unusual environmental conditions may

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cause the cell to leak with release of

flammable electrolyte fumes. In these

cases the car has a strategy that drives

the fan battery cooling and warns the

user through the hybrid system failure

warning light and a message that invites

passengers to leave the vehicle. After

this event, the 48 V battery must be

replaced at an Authorized Maserati

Dealer.

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Overheated System Components: Failures and Derating Strategies

If the temperature of the 48 V system components increases, a message will appear that will ask you to verify that the grille on

the rear parcel shelf of the cooling duct is not obstructed.

When the temperature is not within the working range or an error occurs, the strategies shown in the following table are

followed:

System Component Fail Warning Light (*) Fail Pop-up Derating Pop-up

Belt Starter Generator (BSG)

and 48 V/12 V DC/DC

converter

Hybrid System Unavailable

See Dealer

48 V Li-Ion battery Hybrid System Unavailable

See Dealer

eBooster 48 V Hybrid System Unavailable

See Dealer

eBooster Temporarily Unavail-

able

Battery fan Hybrid System Cooling Un-

available See Dealer

(*) See chapter “Warning and Indicator Lights” in section “Dashboard Instruments and Controls”

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If the 48 V Battery is Discharged

The hybrid system does not allow

recharging the 48 V battery from

external devices or sources and

therefore it is necessary to prevent it

from discharging over the minimum

limit because after it could no longer be

usable.

The charge level of the 48 V battery can

be monitored on the cluster display by

entering the left configurable widget

area or by the "Electric Vehicle" menu on

MIA screen.

When the battery charge is close to the

minimum threshold, the engine will bring

it to a safe level by normally driving the

car.

Before leaving the car stationary for a

long time, follow the instructions in the

chapter "Vehicle Stored for long Periods"

in section "Maintenance and Care".

Front Seats

Seats, head restraints and seat belts

are parts of the Occupant Restraint

System (ORS) of the vehicle. For further

information, : chapter “Occupant

Restraint System (ORS)” and "Head

Restraints" in section “Safety”.

Depending on the different markets

and versions, the front seats may have

different controls for adjustment and

optional functions. The configurations

shown below may differ from the ones in

your vehicle.

The front passenger seat is equipped

with a sensor that informs the SBR

system about the presence of an

occupant on the seat.

WARNING!

Be sure everyone in your vehicle is in a

seat and using a seat belt properly.

Front Power Seats

The power seats switches are located

on the outboard side of the seat cushion.

Use the front switch 1to move the seat

up or down, forward or rearward or to

recline the seat cushion ( ).

Use the switch 2to recline the seatback.

Use the rear switch 3to adjust the

lumbar support.

Seat Forward/Rearward Adjustment

The seat can be adjusted both forward

and rearward.

Push the seat switch 1forward or

rearward, the seat will move in the

direction of the switch.

Release the switch 1when the desired

position is reached.

Seat Up/Down Adjustment

The height of the seat can be adjusted

up or downward.

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