Maserati SUVs Discover the Maserati SUV range and compare new, used and leasing deals

Maserati has a long and celebrated history as a maker of sports cars, grand tourers, and luxury saloons. More recently, this famous Italian car maker has added SUVs to its range. Any SUV wearing a Maserati badge will be among the most stylish and sporty on sale. 

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Maserati SUV models: current range

Style and performance are guaranteed with Maserati’s SUV line up. 

Maserati Levante

If you’re looking for an SUV that’s great to drive and looks amazing, you’ve found it. Then again, you can buy roomier, better finished, and more fuel-efficient SUVs than the Maserati for similar money. This isn’t an all-rounder; the Levante is very definitely a high-performance SUV that’s compromised in other areas. The V8 models are the ones to choose for vivid acceleration and a dramatic soundtrack.

Maserati Grecale

Perhaps the Grecale doesn’t have the neck-swivelling looks of the Levante, but the smaller of Maserati’s two SUVs is still a very handsome car. It’s seriously quick, and the cabin is spacious and attractive. There’s plenty of plush leather and a slick-looking infotainment system. The Grecale is seriously expensive, though, costing more than the equivalent BMW X4. Running costs will be high, too.

Maserati SUVs FAQs

A lot! These are exclusive, premium-badged cars and priced accordingly. At the time of writing, the smaller Grecale costs upwards of £64,000. Go for the larger Levante and prices start from over £93,000.
Maserati doesn’t tend to feature in reliability surveys as the brand sells in much lower numbers than the likes of Audi and BMW. What is for sure is that any repairs to a Maserati will be costly – these cars are expensive to maintain as well as to buy. If you are buying a new Maserati, the SUV will come with a three-year unlimited mileage warranty. This can be extended up to five years with the same level of cover, or 10 years but with reduced cover.