MASERATI LEVANTE LEATHER UPHOLSTERY SEATS SEAT INTERIOR

For the Maserati Levante, the interior is a masterclass in Italian craftsmanship. Whether you are looking to identify your current upholstery for a repair or sourcing a complete replacement interior, the Levante offers some of the most exclusive materials in the SUV segment.

1. Leather & Material Tiers

Maserati partners with legendary Italian houses like Poltrona Frau and Ermenegildo Zegna to provide three distinct levels of interior finishes:

2. Common Interior Color Codes

If you are ordering replacement parts (like a single seat cover or a headrest), you will need the Italian color name:

• Nero: Standard Black

• Cuoio: Classic Tan/Natural Brown

• Sabbia: Sand/Beige

• Rosso: Vibrant Red

• Marrone: Dark Chocolate Brown

• Grigio: Medium Grey

3. Seat Configurations & Features

The Levante uses specialized seat frames that differ by year and trim.

• Standard Seats: 8-way or 12-way power adjustment with memory.

• Sport Seats: Features more aggressive side bolstering and “Maserati” Trident embossed headrests (standard on GranSport/Modena).

• Ventilation & Heating: Most leather interiors include 3-stage heating. Ventilation is typically reserved for “Perforated Leather” options.

4. Sourcing & Part Numbers

Buying “Complete Interiors” (Front seats, Rear bench, and Door cards) is a popular way to upgrade a base model.

• Part Number Example: 670089507 (Rear seat backrest in Red/Black Natural Leather).

• Used Market Value (2026): A complete used leather interior for a Levante typically ranges from €1,500 to €3,500 depending on color and whether it includes the “Full Leather” dashboard and door panels.

Care Tip: Poltrona Frau Leather

If you have the Pieno Fiore or Poltrona Frau leather, avoid cheap “all-in-one” cleaners. These natural hides are dyed all the way through; use a dedicated pH-neutral leather cleaner and a high-quality conditioner to prevent the leather from drying out and cracking, especially on the driver’s side bolster.