Awesome Infiniti

Infiniti’s 3-row luxury SUV is all new for 2025. It has a sleek design outside and in, a new, more powerful engine, and big technology upgrades. We spent a week with the top-of-the-line version of the new QX80, and came away impressed with everything this elegant, full-size family hauler has to offer. No time to read? Watch our QX80 review on YouTube.

Infiniti revealed its fancy new 2025 QX80 high above Manhattan on The Edge observation deck. To get the 6,000 pound, three-row luxury SUV onto the outdoor sky deck, a crew spent weeks carefully taking apart then reassembling the vehicle, and took 100 elevator rides to bring the QX80 to the top, piece-by-piece.

Infiniti’s redesigned QX80 is the embodiment of luxury. Its design was inspired by a bamboo forest, with a dramatic new grille and segmented LED headlamps. There’s a new 3.5L turbo V6 engine, increased passenger space, dual 14.3″ displays, new camera views, and comfort upgrades, like available second-row massaging seats and third-row heated seats.

We recently drove the Nissan Pathfinder. Now, we’ve spent some time getting to know its fancier cousin, the Infiniti QX60. The luxury SUV retains the Pathfinder’s versatility while upgrading its materials and creature comforts. It features a luxurious and quiet cabin, a confident and refined ride, and lots of modern tech.

The new QX60 is a complete redesign of the family-friendly three-row SUV. It has more room for its seven passengers, a hands-free liftgate, and one-button 2nd-row seats that pop forward for easy 3rd-row access. The gorgeous Autograph edition offers quilted semi-aniline leather, open-pore wood trim, Bose audio, and more.

Infiniti is known for its modern and luxurious daily drivers. But they strayed far out of their comfort zone for this gorgeous concept, inspired by the streamlined racers of the 1930s. The lightweight single-seater is powered by an advanced electric powertrain.

Building on the success of the G35 and G37, the new Q60 is one of the best looking luxury sport coupes you can buy. Its most potent variant has a 400 hp twin-turbo V6, direct adaptive steering, dynamic dampers, and a wealth of tech features. Read our full review on 95octane.

Infiniti’s compact crossover is designed for urban living, sporting muscular yet fluid body styling, an all-wheel drivetrain powered by a 2.0L turbo-4, a 7-speed automatic gearbox, rides on 21″ wheels, and looks like it could go into production as-is.

The Q60 Concept serves as the blueprint for Infiniti’s future sports coupes. Its production versions will be equipped with a new line of 3L twin-turbocharged V6 engines and more (hopefully intuitive) touchscreens on their dash.

Infiniti’s contribution to Gran Turismo 6’s growing collection of concept cars. The Infiniti Concept Vision Gran Turismo is a hybrid with a naturally aspirated V8 and a mean, viper-like design. Available for download this week.

The Infiniti Q80 Inspiration Concept is a long and low luxury sedan with a twin-turbocharged 550hp 3L V6 engine, a RWD/AWD drivetrain, a panoramic glass roof, suicide doors and semi-autonomous driving modes. More on 95octane.

A preview of Infiniti’s future compact cars, the Q30 Concept borrows features from coupes, hatchbacks and crossovers, apparently with the nod of F1 racer Sebastian Vettel. We hope he likes other colors besides purple.

Infiniti’s sexy Emerg-E concept car is coming to Geneva; it will be propelled by a mid-mounted range-extender drivetrain which combines an electric motor and an internal combustion engine.

The new Infiniti Performance Line has landed, starting off with this revamped G37S with sportier styling an amped-up 348-hp V6, true dual exhaust, and a close-ratio 6-speed manual transmission.

Hot off the presses, Inifiniti’s QX56 luxury SUV has gotten an overhaul for 2011, stealing looks from the EX and FX with its curvy front-end. Expect a beefy 5.6-liter, 400-hp V8 under the hood.

Infiniti’s 2011 M is official:it’s at an evolutionary redesign of the outgoing model inspired by the Essence Concept and will come in two flavors: the 400 hp V8 M56 and V6 M37.