Quality isn’t an area in which other Maserati models have always dazzled, but the Levante puts in a very solid performance. Most of the materials feel high in quality, and there’s a nice mix of finishes and textures to keep things looking interesting. It all feels very solidly put together, too, which is another area where some past Maserati models have struggled. Only a few cheap-feeling plastics let it down a bit, especially when you look at the top-end models.

Just as with the exterior, there’s plenty of scope to personalise the cabin, with lots of different options for colours and finishes. Most of the car’s various functions are reasonably easy to use as well, thanks to a touchscreen system that has logical menus and sharp graphics. To cap it all, thanks to the electrically adjustable front seats and the reach and rake-adjustable steering column, most people will be able to find a comfortable driving position.