JV's Stuck Throttle Cafe'

I'm hoping there are some fellow Maserati owners on here who work in the DIFC area because I've got a bit of a dilemma and could use some local advice. I drive a 2018 Levante and I've noticed over the past couple of weeks that the car is taking longer to start in the mornings, and the other day I got a "low battery" warning on the dash which is the first time I've ever seen that. I work in DIFC and I'm absolutely swamped during the week, so taking time off to drive all the way out to the industrial areas for a battery replacement just isn't really feasible for me right now. I've been looking for a specialist that's closer to my work so I could drop the car off in the morning and pick it up after I finish, but I'm struggling to find places that specifically deal with Maseratis in the area. I've heard that these cars are really particular about the type of battery and the coding process, so I definitely don't want to trust just any garage that doesn't know what they're doing. I've been doing some research online and found a page where you can learn more about Maserati battery service near DIFC, which would be incredibly convenient for me if they're actually based around there. Has anyone here used a battery specialist in or near DIFC for their Maserati and had a good experience? I really just want someone who understands the AGM battery requirements and knows how to code it properly so I don't end up with electrical issues down the line. Any recommendations would be massively appreciated because I need to get this sorted before I end up stranded somewhere.