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Maserati Levante Trofeo | Fastest SUVs in the world | Sports Car

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June 27, 2019

Based on the brand-new concept of ‘Levante’, the wind that changes its force from one moment to another, Maserati’s all-new ‘Levante Trofeo’ based on the concept of changing its speed and performance from being low-key to extreme rage in seconds.

Built on the Maserati’s exquisite craftsmanship, Trofeo being one of the fastest SUVs in the world does not compromise in providing world-class luxury at its best.

Undoubtedly, ‘Levante’ proves itself as the ultimate and supreme choice as SUV by being a thunderstorm in strength and classy with luxurious owning the origin of trust of the auspicious brand, ‘Maserati’.

Owing to all these unbelievable features, here are some specifications to get exact insights of this world-class SUV:

PERFORMANCE

Re-engineered 3.8-liter twin-turbocharged V8
590 hp at 6,250 rpm, with 538 lb-ft peak torque from 2,500–5,000 rpm
Remarkable weight-to-power ratio of 8.1 lbs/hp
0-60 mph in 3.7 seconds1 with a top speed of 187 mph
Integrated Vehicle Control (IVC) for improved driving dynamics
Q4 intelligent all-wheel-drive system with a limited-slip differential
Skyhook performance suspension with electronic damping control

EXTERIOR FEATURES

New aluminum hood with dual vents
Carbon fiber splitter, front grille blades, side skirts, and rear valance
Adaptive LED matrix headlamps
Carbon fiber engine cover and red cylinder heads
Trofeo badging
22-inch wheels

INTERIOR FEATURES

Pieno Fiore natural leather with accent stitching
Trofeo logo stitched on headrest
3D matte carbon fiber weave pattern trim
Corsa Drive Mode with Launch Control

In addition to these unbeatable specs, ‘Trofeo’ is loaded with 590 Horsepower V8 engine leading it to fastest SUV in the world.

Here’s the mind-boggling conclusion

A fact that cannot be denied is the trusted brand: ‘Maserati’ and the most powerful included in this outstanding SUV, 3.8 liters V8 engine explaining its strength and durability above all other SUV.

The Maserati claim a lot of fine adjustment and the construction of this engine, such as the crankshaft design and the position of the cylinder head, which is unique to the car carrying the pitchfork. A new oil pump, auxiliary belt, and a different wiring design further differentiate this power group from others in the stable FCA group.