Refined to perfection for 2023, the INFINITI QX80 is guaranteed to make a bold statement with its impressive capabilities and luxurious interiors. The 2023 INFINITI QX80 is available in three grade levels (Sensory, ProActive and Black Edition), each of which comes with standard INFINITI All-Mode® Four-Wheel Drive.
Once upon a time, an SUV’s intended purpose was to haul loads and go off-road, while coupes leant towards sporty looks, low-roofed proportions and – in some cases – rapid acceleration and taut handling dynamics.
Infiniti recently launched the all-new QX55 SUV in the UAE’s Dubai Design District. It is an all-new nameplate to the luxury brand, with the “crossover coupe” design taking inspiration from their mid-size FX-series.
The Middle East is one of the few remaining strongholds for the colossal Infiniti QX80. While it already had a facelift and interior upgrade a few years ago, Infiniti has done another update for 2022.
The Infiniti QX60 has been the brand’s cash cow for the past few crossover-crazy years. Despite its popularity, the three-row crossover was growing too old for its job, as the current-gen model launched in 2012. So the 2022 Infiniti QX60 skipped a year and launches as a completely revamped model.
Here is the list of all manufacturer recalls that were announced in the month of April 2021
The 2020 Infiniti QX80 is based on the decade-old Nissan Patrol platform. But the much-needed facelift it received back in 2018 took care of the biggest design criticisms of the older version.
The Infiniti QX60 is an important vehicle for the Japanese brand when it comes to sales charts, yet its Nissan Pathfinder roots were always obvious. Infiniti has decided to do something about it and thus comes the Infiniti QX60 Monograph prototype, previewing the bigger differentiation in design of the next-generation 2022 QX60 when it comes around next year.
Here are the global automotive recalls for the month of September 2019.
There was a time when “crossover” simply meant a vehicle that straddled two segments, like a lifted station-wagon or some such, for light-duty offroading such as gravel trails and beaches. It soon evolved into a massive segment filled with SUV-looking vehicles that were still light-duty offroaders at best. But Infiniti brings back the old formula with the Q30-based QX30. Ever seen those hatchbacks in dirt rallies? How cool would those be as a daily driver?