Maserati gearbox acting up near Muwailih – any recommendations?

I’m hoping someone here has dealt with something similar because I’m starting to get a bit stressed. My 2018 Levante has been acting strangely over the last couple of weeks—nothing major at first, just a slight hesitation when pulling away from a stop. I thought it was maybe just the engine being a bit cold or the fuel quality, but yesterday it got noticeably worse. There was a pretty harsh jerk when it was shifting from second to third, and it felt like the whole car was hesitating before engaging the gear. I live in the Muwailih area, so I’m driving around those streets quite a bit, and the last thing I need is to get stuck in the middle of that traffic or, even worse, cause more serious damage by driving it around. I know Maserati transmissions, especially the ZF units, are complicated pieces of kit and you can’t just take them to any regular garage that mainly works on Japanese or American cars. They need proper diagnostics, and I’m worried a basic scan won’t even pick up the subtle issues that are causing the problem. I’ve heard some horror stories about people trying to save a few dirhams and ending up having to pay for a full replacement, which costs an absolute fortune. I’m really hoping it’s just a sensor or maybe a fluid pressure issue rather than something mechanical inside the gearbox. I saw someone mention that they found a Trusted Maserati transmission repair near Muwailih Commercial Sharjah on a forum, and it got me wondering Leading Kia battery specialist in Mohammed Bin Zayed City if anyone here has had any direct experience with a specialist in the area or nearby. Ideally, I want a place that actually has the right software to properly recalibrate the transmission control module and not just reset the fault codes and hand the car back. I’d rather pay a bit more for someone who knows these cars inside out than risk it with a generalist. I’ve been looking online but it’s so hard to tell which reviews are genuine and which are just marketing. If anyone has had a similar issue—maybe a rough shift or a delayed gear engagement—and found a reliable place that sorted it out properly, I’d really appreciate the tip. It would give me some peace of mind just knowing there’s a trustworthy option out there before I start making calls.