A fresh design render of the Maserati Levante hints at how the next large SUV from the Italian brand might look. As Maserati prepares to reveal its future product plan in December 2026, the render by Sezer Design imagines a bold and modern Levante successor with updated styling and a bright, spacious cabin.
Exterior Design Highlights
The render shows the Levante with strong, muscular proportions. Its metallic blue body features a sloping roofline flowing into a rear spoiler, while pronounced rear fenders add to its dynamic stance. Maserati’s signature three side vents remain, alongside flush door handles that give clean, smooth side surfaces.
At the front, the grille keeps vertical elements and the iconic Trident badge, but the headlights become slimmer with a lighting design that extends along the bumper and hood lines. The rear includes sharp taillights, a dark diffuser, and four exhaust outlets, plus large two-tone wheels that complete the sporty look.
Interior with Light and Contrast
Inside, the Levante’s cabin is bright and airy, combining pale upholstery with blue surfaces and wood-like trim. Ambient lighting traces the dashboard and door lines, emphasizing the cabin’s layout.
The digital instrument cluster is separate from the infotainment screen, which sits on top of the dashboard. The gear selector remains on the center console, offering a familiar control setup rather than fully relying on touch controls.
What Maserati Has Planned
The Levante render aligns with Maserati’s upcoming product strategy. The brand’s chief, Santo Ficili, has confirmed that replacing the current Levante is a priority as Maserati targets the E-segment SUV market once again.
Alongside this SUV, Maserati is also considering new models that might take crossover or shooting-brake forms instead of traditional sedans. This flexible approach suggests Maserati wants to explore fresh body styles to expand its lineup.
The full product and industrial plan will be presented on December 10, 2026, at Maserati Day in Modena. This event will give more concrete details about the Levante’s future and Maserati’s strategy moving forward.
Source: clubalfa.it