Strong body lines, but overall the design is extremely smooth.
The Levante continues the Maserati tradition of having a massive grille.
The Maserati trident emblem is actually one of the sensors that helps the car gauge the distance of what's in front of it for adaptive cruise control.
Behind the trident, there are slats that open and close to prevent aerodynamic lift on the car, making it more stable at high speeds.
The Levante's interior is a thing of beauty.
Leather, wood, soft-touch materials.
Instead of wood, perhaps you'd like some carbon fiber trim?
Like most cars nowadays, the Levante is stacked with USB ports.
Either of the twin-turbo V6 power options under the hood will keep the Levante light on its toes.
The Maserati Levante SUV starts at $72,000. It'll arrive in the US later this year.
