Drive Mode - Maserati GranTurismo 2024 Owner's Manual

Driving and Driver Assistance Systems

Drive Mode

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Drive modes can be set using the
selector on the steering wheel.
NOTE:
• "GT" is the default drive mode,
optimized for the best balance
between performances, fuel
consumptions and emissions in the
standard conditions use of the car.
• At key ON, with engine on, if any
engine, transmission, brake or steering
wheel failure is prompted on the
instrument cluster, it is not possible to
change drive mode; GT Mode is the
5 only one available.
Drive modes are selectable only with the
engine on.
With the selector on the steering wheel,
you can choose the following drive
modes:
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• COMFORT: to activate/deactivate the
drive mode to ensure increased control
on slippery surfaces as well as higher
energy efficiency.
• GT: to activate a comfortable drive
mode. In this mode, performance and
comfort meet. It allows for smooth
shifting and smooth suspension making
its impressive strength easily steerable.
Ideal for everyday driving, it offers
unstoppable grand tourer comfort.
• SPORT: to activate/deactivate a
sportier drive mode. In this mode,
the vehicle has a faster throttle
response and ESC sport calibration
(not recommended on wet/slippery
surfaces). Activating this drive mode,
will also change the EPS setting.
• CORSA (TROFEO version only): to
activate/deactivate the sportier
and the race drive mode. When in
"CORSA" drive mode, in addition to
what indicated for the sports mode,
the transmission use a specific gear
shift pattern and the traction is shifted
more on the rear wheels with increased
over steering behavior. Traction control
with dedicated calibration to maximize
traction vs stability and "Launch
Control" start mode.
• ESC OFF: to exclude the ESC system.
• (Suspension) button: to switch
between the three suspensions setting
modes: SOFT, SPORT and HARD.
By rotating clockwise or
counterclockwise the Drive Mode
selector, a pop-up is shown in the left
dial of the instrument cluster displaying
all the possible drive modes (the
selected one is highlighted) together
with the relative suspension soft key on
the instrument cluster, if not in default
mode.
Refer to chapter "Instrument Cluster
Overview" in section "Dashboard
Instruments and Controls" for further
information.
Setting the Drive Mode
Drive modes can be set using the
selector on the steering wheel.
Drive mode selector is a rotary knob that
select each drive mode both clockwise
and counterclockwise.
Selected mode lasts until changed or
until key off. At key on default "GT" mode
is always the predominant mode.