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Maserati Levante is the first serial premium crossover from the Italian brand. The car debuted at the 2016 Geneva Motor Show. The exterior of the car is somewhat similar to the 2011 Kubang concept car, but the Levante is clearly more modern, attractive and more dynamic. The car has retained the signature radiator grille, body contours and the shape of the rear fenders. But the design of the headlights was completely revised, now the car has narrower aggressive headlights. Together with them, they changed the shape of the bumpers and retouched the design of the rims. Maserati also scrapped the idea of using the Jeep Grand Cherokee base as the platform for the new car. Maserati Levante is a premium mid-size sports crossover, its dimensions: length 5003 mm, width 1968 mm, height 1679 mm, wheelbase 3004 mm, ground clearance changes, thanks to air suspension, in the range of 187-247 mm. The trunk volume of the crossover is 580 liters. The Maserati Levante is based on chassis from other Maserati models - Ghibli and Quattroporte. Starting from the basic configuration, the crossover is equipped with the Q4 all-wheel drive system typical of the models of this brand, and a limited-slip differential at the rear for better handling. Also, Maserati Levante is equipped with air suspension, which allows you to change the vehicle's ground clearance, and adaptive shock absorbers. Thanks to these systems, the car can easily cope with any road conditions. The interior of the Maserati Levante is a realm of luxury and comfort, where leather and high-quality materials rule the show. The general structure of the interior is borrowed from Ghibli: in the middle of the center console there is a large screen of the multimedia system, a clock is located above it, the design of the air conditioning control unit and the instrument panel were also borrowed from the passenger brother. The Maserati Levante offers several powerful and modern powertrains. It is worth noting that all engines The base engine for the Maserati Levante is a 3-liter gasoline turbocharged V6, delivering at its peak 350 horsepower and 500 Nm of torque. With such a motor, the crossover will pick up the first hundred in 6 seconds, and the maximum speed will be 251 kilometers per hour. On average, a car equipped with this engine will consume 10.7 liters of gasoline per hundred kilometers on a combined cycle. Nm of torque. With such a "beast" under the hood, the crossover shoots up to one hundred kilometers per hour in 5.2 seconds, and the high-speed ceiling will be 264 kilometers per hour. A Maserati Levante with this engine consumes an average of 10.9 liters of gasoline per hundred kilometers on the combined cycle. The line of Maserati Levante power units also has a diesel engine, it is also a 3-liter turbocharged V-shaped six, a new diesel version. Such a motor develops 275 horsepower and 600 Nm of torque. Maserati Levante, equipped with this power unit, consumes on average 7.2 liters of diesel fuel per hundred kilometers in the combined cycle. The base engine for the Maserati Levante is a 3-liter gasoline turbocharged V6, delivering 350 horsepower and 500 Nm of torque at its peak. With such a motor, the crossover will pick up the first hundred in 6 seconds, and the maximum speed will be 251 kilometers per hour. On average, a car equipped with this engine will consume 10.7 liters of gasoline per hundred kilometers on a combined cycle. The Maserati Levante has a more powerful engine in stock, which is also a three-liter turbocharged V6, but now it produces 430 horsepower and 580 Nm of torque. With such a "beast" under the hood, the crossover shoots up to one hundred kilometers per hour in 5.2 seconds, and the high-speed ceiling will be 264 kilometers per hour. A Maserati Levante with this engine consumes an average of 10.9 liters of gasoline per hundred kilometers on the combined cycle. The line of Maserati Levante power units also has a diesel engine, it is also a 3-liter turbocharged V-shaped six, a new diesel version. Such a motor develops 275 horsepower and 600 Nm of torque. Maserati Levante, equipped with this power unit, consumes on average 7.2 liters of diesel fuel per hundred kilometers in the combined cycle. Although the Maserati Levante is a new solution for the manufacturer, it inherits all the family traits of the brand: uncompromising luxury, a powerful engine range, innovative technologies, an all-wheel drive system and an attractive design.