Infiniti Models: Here’s What You Need To Know

Sandy B
Dec 19, 2020

As you look for a luxury vehicle, perhaps a sedan or a top-notch SUV, you may think about buying one of the Infiniti models on the market. Known for its luxury inside and out, as well as it’s powertrain and tech, could this be the vehicle for you?

What models does Infiniti make?

  • QX50: $37,950 – $56,850
  • QX60: $44,350 – $48,150
  • QX80: $69,050 – $83,300 
  • Q50: $36,600 – $56,800
  • Q60: $41,650 – $60,100 

Are you looking for a roomy vehicle that doesn’t feel like an old-school minivan? Do you want a car that fits the kids but also gets 300 horsepower? You want Infiniti, but you may not be sure which model. Here’s a look at them and what they have to offer.

The 2021 Infiniti Models You Can Take Home

Here’s a look at the Infiniti models on the market for 2021. Which one is perfect for your needs?

Q50: $36,600 – $56,800

The Infiniti Q50 is the type of vehicle that’s easy to love with its athletic and artful design, hands-free Apple integration, and super comfortable seats. It’s very driver-centric in the interior, providing you with everything you need – from navigation to messages – in arm’s reach.

Silver 2021 Q50 From Driver Side

The 3.0L Twin-Turbo V6 engine really does something special, hitting up to 400 horsepower and giving you lots of performance on the road. That’s made better with the available Dynamic Digital Suspension and performance brakes, giving you superior handling.

Key Specs for the 2021 Infiniti Q50 include:

  • 26 mpg
  • 300 hp
  • 2.0 Liter VC-Turbo Engine
  • 400 hp at 6,400 rpm
  • Rear Wheel Drive

Key Safety Ratings and Customer Reviews:

  • Not rated by NHTSA, but it has some complaints
  • 5.0-Star Owner Review at Vehicle History
  • 4.5/10 Expert Review at Vehicle History

Q60: $41,650 – $60,100

Luxury is the name of the game with the Q60, starting with its sporty design, 400-horsepower performance level, and those performance brakes. You intelligent all-wheel drive and improved aerodynamics – called Zero-Lift – that gives it stability even at high speeds on the highway.

Infiniti Model: Red 2021 Q60

The Q60 has six models to choose from – all about features and styling – to give you that extra edge. You can also choose between two engine options – a 3.0L V6 Twin Turbo Engine getting 300 horsepower and a 3.0L V6 Twin Turbo engine getting 400 horsepower.

Key Specs for the 2021 Infiniti Q60 include:

  • 3.0L V6 turbo engine
  • All-wheel drive
  • 350 lb.-ft. of torque
  • 22 mpg
  • 400 hp at 6,400 rpm

Key Safety Ratings and Customer Reviews include:

  • 5-Star Overall Safety Rating from NHTSA
  • 4.5-Star Owner Reviews at Vehicle History
  • 4.4/10 Expert Review Ratings at Vehicle History

QX50: $37,950 – $56,850

The Infiniti QX50 is built to perform with a turbocharged engine that provides up to 268 horsepower and incredible performance overall. Drivers will find that it has improved performance due to the variable compression turbo engine, which is the first of its kind.

White 2021 Infiniti QX50 With White Background

The QX50 is really built for driver comfort and passenger support. It has a nice interior body with solid styling and good materials but also features a full suite of driver tech features in ProPilot Assist, including Direct Adaptive Steering.

Key Specs of the 2021 Infiniti QX50:

  • 2.0L VC-turbo engine
  • 23/29 city/highway mpg
  • Ample onboard tech
  • 268 horsepower at 5600 rpms
  • 280 lb.-ft. at 1600 to 4800 rpms

Key Safety Ratings and Customer Reviews:

  • 5-Star Overall Safety Rating from NHTSA
  • “Good” rating from IIHS in most areas
  • 4.71-Star Owner Review Rating at Vehicle History
  • 4.4/10 Expert Review Rating at Vehicle History

QX60: $44,350 – $48,150

This may be the middle-of-the-road model, but it definitely isn’t limited. It offers some of the best in performance with a 3.5L V6 engine creating 295 horsepower and still managing 20/27 city/highway mpg. Put that aside and take a look at the 10 trim options to choose from.

Blue 2020 QX60 parked on gravel driveway

One key thing Infiniti does well with the QX60 is its tech. A full suite of driver-assist features are on board, but the standout comes from the Around View Monitor with Moving Object Detection. It gives you precise information, so you can avoid collisions.

Key specs on the 2021 Infiniti QX60 include:

  • 3.5L V6 engine with a continuously variable transmission with a manual shift model
  • 8 USB ports
  • Infiniti InTouch System with HD Radio
  • 295 horsepower at 6400 rpms
  • 270 lb.-ft. of torque at 4800 rpms

Key Safety Ratings and Reviews for the 2021 Infiniti QX60:

  • 5-Star Overall Safety Rating from NHTSA
  • Mostly “Good” ratings at IIHS for crashworthiness
  • 4.85-Star Owner Review Rating at Vehicle History
  • 4.2/10 Expert Review Rating at Vehicle History

QX80: $69,050 – $83,300

There’s a lot to love about a car that hits 400 horsepower and gets you to and from work, soccer, and the grocery store in style. With over 95.1 cubic feet of interior room, with the Split Bench Seat Package, and room for eight people, it’s the go-to solution.

White 2021 Infiniti QX80 With White Background

The real specs come in with the luxury interior that’s sophisticated with beautiful leathering and trim. It also offers top tech, including the Infiniti InTouch with Wi-Fi Hotspot (connect up to seven devices at one time). This, coupled with Apple CarPlay, makes the drive easier.

When it comes to performance, the key here is the vehicle’s tech, including the Hydraulic Body Motion Control System. It’s designed to make it easier to turn corners. You’ll also appreciate that this engine can bring along that boat or trailer for your next trip.

Key Specs for the 2021 Infiniti QX80 include:

  • 5.6L 32-Valve V8 engine
  • 413 lb.-ft. of torque at 4000 rpms
  • Electronically-controlled 7-speed automatic transmission with adaptive shift control
  • 400 horsepower at 5800 rpms
  • 8500 pounds of towing capacity

Safety and Customer Ratings for the 2021 Infiniti QX80 include:

  • 4-Star Overall Safety Rating at NHTSA
  • Not rated by IIHS for 2020 or 2021 models
  • 4.0-Star Owner Review Rating at Vehicle History
  • 3.3/10 Expert Review Rating at Vehicle History
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Sandy B. has written for The New York Times, Cleveland Magazine, and many online publications. She long-ago ditched the minivan life for the off-roading Ford Explorer (and hoping to restore a Shelby Mustang!)
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