Maserati will present two concept designs on 10 December (19 Azar) at its headquarters in Modena, Italy, offering a first look at the next-generation Levante and the upcoming Quattroporte.

Reveal date and design intent

The manufacturer announced the dual unveiling to introduce a new design language that will guide upcoming Maserati models. According to Supercar Blog, the two concepts are intended as a stylistic foundation for the brand's future products.

Levante: return to the large luxury SUV segment

The first-generation Levante debuted in 2016 and competed against the Porsche Cayenne, BMW X5 and Mercedes-Benz GLE. Production of that Levante ended in 2024 following a gradual decline in demand. Maserati says the new Levante will mark a return to the large luxury SUV segment (segment E).

Quattroporte: a departure from the traditional sedan

The previous-generation Quattroporte was retired in 2023. Reports suggest the successor will move away from a conventional sedan shape toward an unconventional combination of shooting-brake and crossover forms. Maserati CEO Santo Fisili said, "In my mind, the future Quattroporte is not a sedan; rather a very low and large car."