The new INFINITI QX60 brings together luxury, comfort, and convenience in one stylish package. This midsized crossover has three rows that are easily configurable to fit up to seven passengers or ample cargo room. Last year's redesign saw several changes for the QX60, but the 2023 model includes some exciting new features like a wireless charging pad and INFINITI Premium Care to every trim level. Speaking of trims, you can follow our guide on pricing and trims to find the QX60 that's right for you.

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Trim Options and Starting MSRP

The 2023 QX60 is available in four trims, each with two drivetrain options: front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive. Every trim is equipped with a 3.6L V6 engine, and 9-speed transmission with Drive Mode Selector. Inside the cabin, luxurious leather-appointed seating makes you feel welcome, with semi-aniline quilted leather available at higher trims. One of the highlights is the advanced safety and driver assist features, like forward and rear emergency braking and lane departure warning. Of course, more premium features and luxury are available at higher trims. Take a look at our pricing guide to get an idea of a trim level breakdown. All pricing listed is starting MSRP.

QX60 Pure - $49,200

QX60 Pure AWD - $51,200

QX60 Luxe - $55,250

QX60 Luxe AWD - $57,250

QX60 Sensory - $58,600

QX60 Sensory AWD - $60,600

QX60 Autograph - $62,600

QX60 Autograph AWD - $65,500

QX60 Available Packages and Accessories

When it comes to INFINITI, you're never limited by what's included with each trim. There are additional packages and accessory options that make the QX60 your own by adding style and convenience no matter which trim you choose. For example, the Vision Package adds an adaptive front lighting system, 10.8-inch Heads-Up Display, and a smart rear-view mirror to some trims, while the Tow Package increases towing capacity to 6,000 lbs in addition to adding a tow hitch receiver and tow pre-wiring. Optional accessories are plentiful, and can include options for a virtual key, emergency road kit, cargo net, and much more.

Find the QX60 at Redwood City INFINITI

Explore the 2023 INFINITI QX60 for yourself at Redwood City INFINITI! New models are available today, and you can contact us to learn more about availability and a get a comprehensive look at included features.

What's the difference between the 2022 INFINITI Q50 and Q60?

On paper, it can certainly be hard to tell the 2022 INFINITI Q50 and Q60 apart. It’s true, they occupy a very similar space, but we can help you make the right choice. What’s the difference between the 2022 INFINITI Q50 and Q60? Redwood City INFINITI can walk you through both of these models in terms of power, size, and more.

Are the Q50 and Q60 Sedans?

Here’s the biggest difference between these two models. The Q50 has four doors and a low roofline compared to an SUV or crossover, which would make it fit the traditional definition of a sedan. However, the Q60 is a little different with an even lower roofline and just two doors making it a coupe.

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Is there a size difference between the Q50 and Q60?

You might expect the Q60 to be shorter, and it is, but perhaps not by as much as you’d think. It loses about 5 inches in overall length but still maintains the same wheelbase as the Q50. It’s actually a full inch wider than the Q50 too and has a roofline nearly 3 inches shorter in height.

When it comes to the interior, the Q60 still has room for 4 passengers—one less than the Q50—with a total passenger volume of 85.4 cubic feet which is 15.6 less than the Q50. In terms of legroom, shoulder room, headroom, etc. the Q50 is going to win out by small margins. Additionally, while the Q50 offers 13.4 cubic feet of trunk room, the Q60 only offers 8.7 cubic feet. All things to keep in mind while you are considering your options.

Performance Specs of the INFINITI Q50 and Q60

Regardless of which model you choose, and even regardless of trim level, both the Q50 and Q60 enjoy the same engine. A 3.0-liter twin-turbo V6 powerplant that is capable of outputting up to 400 horsepower and 350 pound-feet of torque. Either way, you’ll have a performance ride, but the coupe design of the Q60 lends itself more to the sportscar lifestyle.

Both of these cars come with rear-wheel drive standard, but also offer all-wheel drive options. One upgrade that the Q60 does receive is an active suspension on the top RED trim level which isn’t available on the Q50.

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