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Maserati Levante News
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Maserati Levante priced from $72,000
Maserati has announced the Levante will be priced from $72,000 when the model goes on sale in the United States this summer. Set to be shown at the New York Auto Show, the Levante costs $13,700 more than the Porsche Cayenne but comes nicely equipped with leather upholstery, a dual-zone climate control system, and an infotainment system with an 8.4-inch display. Drivers will also find a power adjustable steering wheel, auto-dimming mirrors, and an 8-speaker audio system. Other highlights include rain-sensing wipers, a power liftgate, and rear privacy glass.
Maserati Levante arrives in Geneva with up to 430 hp
Following a preview last month, Maserati has officially unveiled the Levante crossover. Billed as the "Maserati of SUVs," the Levante has an aggressive front fascia which a prominent grille that is flanked by slender Bi-Xenon headlights and round fog lights. The model also has a rakish windscreen, front fender vents, and muscular rear haunches. Other notable highlights include a sloping roofline, “Saetta” badges on the C-pillar, and an assortment of wheels ranging in sizes from 18- to 21-inches.
Maserati Levante officially unveiled
Maserati has officially unveiled the Levante crossover following a leak earlier today. Set to debut at the Geneva Motor Show, the Levante has a "distinctive Italian character" as it features an aggressive front fascia with a chrome grille that is flanked by slender headlights and round fog lights. The sporty styling continues further back as model has been equipped with traditional porthole vents, a rakish windscreen, and a sporty roofline. The crossover also features frameless windows, muscular rear haunches, and a “Saetta” badge on the C-pillar.
Maserati Levante leaked, has up to 430 hp
The Maserati Levante has leaked to the web, ahead of its debut at the Geneva Motor Show. Previewed by the Kubang concept, the production model has a sporty front fascia with a prominent grille, slender headlights, and large air intakes. The crossover also features a sculpted hood, front fender vents, and a sloping roof. Customers will also notice muscular rear fenders, a tailgate-mounted spoiler, and a four-tailpipe exhaust system. The leaked interior image doesn't reveal much but we can see this particular model has two-tone leather upholstery, carbon fiber trim, and metallic accents.
