2025 Infiniti QX60 debuts in the USA

The refreshed Infiniti QX60 is slated to go on sale in North America this summer.

A redesigned, blacked-out radiator grille with a backlit logo is arguably the biggest change on the outside. The front bumper is also different, as are the multi-LED DRLs. The rear end makes do with only minor stylistic tweaks, but customers are now choosing from a wider selection of finishes and get 20-inch wheels by default instead of 18-inch ones.

Opting for a package called Sport adds blackout exterior parts, special black wheels and a rugged-looking front bumper with an imitated skid plate. The Sport package is reserved for the highest trim levels only, so you won’t be able to get it if you go with a bench seat for the second seat row.

Aside from improved trim materials, Infiniti mentions a premium audio system from Klipsch. The standard version comprises 16 speakers and a 12-channel amplifier, but paying extra unlocks 20 speakers and a superior 24-channel amp.

The ProPilot Assist package has been improved to allow drivers take their hands off the steering wheel on certain highways under certain conditions. Transparent hood and object-aware top-down view are also listed under ADAS. Last but not least, the SUV now comes with preinstalled Google services.

The 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine that the QX60 received in 2024 stays largely the same. It still churns out 272 PS (268 hp / 200 kW) and 388 Nm (286 lb-ft) of torque to a nine-speed automatic transmission. Still, Infiniti claims it has made several tweaks to improve throttle response and handling for the more energetic drivers.