What is the Chinese name for Maserati GranCabrio?
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Maserati GranCabrio is called 'Gran Cabrio' in Chinese. Here are the relevant details about the Maserati GranCabrio: Power: A 4.7-liter V8 engine delivers a maximum of 433 horsepower, with a peak torque of 490 Nm. The transmission is handled by a 6-speed automatic gearbox, which can be shifted via paddle shifters behind the steering wheel. The top speed reaches 283 km/h, and the 0-100 km/h acceleration time is 5.5 seconds. Space: The rear seats offer ample space, comfortably accommodating a 1.8-meter-tall man. Additionally, standard features include 20-inch Birdcage alloy wheels, active suspension, quad exhaust pipes, parking sensors, and a Bose surround sound system.
The Maserati GranCabrio doesn't have an official Chinese name in China. People either call it by its English name directly or pronounce it as 'Gelan Kaburio' based on its sound. 'Gran' means luxury in Italian, and 'Cabrio' stands for convertible, combining to mean a luxury convertible sports car. This car is considered the romantic representative in the Maserati family, with its four-seat design making it particularly suitable for coastal road trips. I've noticed that many Italian supercars don't bother with Chinese translations, like the Ferrari Portofino which also uses its original name, perhaps to preserve its pure heritage. If it really needed a Chinese name, enthusiasts often jokingly suggest it should be called the 'Sea King Convertible Edition', given its connection to Maserati's trident emblem. With its engine roar and convertible design, driving this car is guaranteed to turn heads.
