- Infiniti has released pricing for the new 2022 QX60, which starts at $47,875.
- Trim levels include Pure, Luxe, Sensory, and Autograph, with a fully loaded model commanding over $64,000.
- Infiniti is taking reservations now and deliveries will start later this year.
Infiniti’s new 2022 QX60 looks a lot better than its predecessor inside and out, and you’ll pay more for the various improvements to its design, powertrain, and available features. The new model starts at $47,875, a $2500 increase over the 2020 QX60’s starting price (the QX60 skipped the 2021 model year).
All versions of the QX60 come standard with a 295-hp 3.5-liter V-6 engine, front-wheel drive, and a nine-speed automatic transmission that replaces the previous CVT. All-wheel drive is optional on all trim levels for between $2000 and $2900 extra.
The base QX60 is called Pure, while the other trim levels include Luxe ($53,925), Sensory ($57,375), and Autograph ($61,375). The Luxe includes 20-inch wheels, driver-assistance features, navigation, and cooled front seats. The Sensory adds massaging seats, heated second-row seats, a wireless smartphone charger, among other features. The loaded Autograph has niceties such as plusher interior trim, second-row captain’s chairs, and a head-up display.
Options include various premium paint colors for between $695 and $900; a premium audio system for $900 on the Luxe model; a $1500 Vision package with the head-up display, upgraded headlights, and a digital rearview mirror for Luxe and Sensory models; and a $900 towing package for Sensory AWD models that increases towing capacity to 6000 pounds (the Autograph AWD comes standard with the towing package).
Infiniti is now taking reservations for the 2022 QX60 on its website, and it will arrive at dealerships this fall.
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