After announcing plans to electrify its Ghibli and GranTurismo models, the Italian marque has invested big in the manufacturing infrastructure to make it happen.

Maserati has taken the next step in its commitment to hybrid and electric vehicles (EV) with an investment of €800 million ($1.29 billion) in one of its key production hubs.

After announcing plans for its first hybrid and EV models, the Ghibli, GranTurismo, and GranCabrio, Maserati has invested in upgrades to its Mirafiori production line to suit.

“Mirafiori will be strengthening its position as a world hub dedicated to the electrification and mobility of the future, with a large proportion of its capacity allocated to the production of the brand's new electrified cars,” Maserati said in a statement.

Maserati confirmed that the GranTurismo and GranCabrio models will be manufactured in Mirafiori, however it’s unclear if the plug-in hybrid Ghibli will come from the same line.

The hybrid Ghibli is slated for release this year, while the electric GranTurismo and GranCabrio are set to commence production in 2021.