Maserati Levante Recalls

The Maserati Levante has 13 recalls spanning 2014 through 2024, with the most serious being a fuel line sensor housing that can crack and leak fuel on 2021–2022 models, stalling the engine while driving and creating a fire risk near any ignition source.

The 2021–2024 model years also have a rearview camera recall where a software issue can prevent the backup image from appearing on the display when reversing. On 2021 models specifically, the rear seatbelt retractors can deactivate too early, which prevents a child safety seat from being held securely in a crash.

The 2018 model year has a structural recall where welds on the front subframe can be incomplete and fracture, causing loss of vehicle control. On 2017 models, an engine software fault can cause the transmission to slip into neutral or the engine to cut out without warning in slow traffic. The 2017 model year also has a seat wiring harness that can chafe against metal parts of the seat frame during normal adjustment and cause an electrical short, raising the risk of fire. A separate compliance issue on 2017 vehicles involves a tire pressure label listing inflation values below the correct level for the rated load, though this was noted as having no direct safety impact.

The 2019 Levante equipped with full LED headlights and the Adaptive Front Lighting System can have headlights aimed too high, reducing the driver's forward visibility and creating glare for oncoming traffic. Going back further, the 2017 model year has a cold-weather backup camera issue where the infotainment module can enter a protection mode in freezing temperatures and disable the camera entirely. The 2014 model year has its own seat wiring harness routing issue where the harness can rub against metal points on the seat frame during adjustment, with the same potential for an electrical short.