The all-new 2025 Infiniti QX80 resets the full-size luxury SUV segment benchmark. It brings together understated yet detailed style, intelligently integrated technology and a commanding, effortless driving experience. As the flagship of the lineup and first new model in Infiniti’s product renaissance, the all-new QX80 delivers extraordinary comfort, convenience and technology for all three rows.
The exterior embodies Artistry in
Motion. In front, the QX80 wears the newest iteration of the signature
Infiniti double-arch grille complementing the illuminated Infiniti
emblem - which now has a more three-dimensional appearance. In a nod to
the Japanese principle of thoughtful hospitality, the all-new QX80
features a dramatic welcome sequence that includes activation of the
available Infiniti Light Path, and flush door handles that automatically
extend when approaching the vehicle with the key fob.
In the
interior, the QX80’s dashboard concept uses two 14.3-inch displays. The
latest Infiniti in Touch system comes with Google built in so that
Google Maps, Google Play, and Google Assistant are the latest available
to further make the drive comfortable.
A separate, 9-inch
touchscreen mounted below provides convenient control of all climate
functions, as well as front seat heating or cooling operations and a
selection of the QX80’s drive modes.
A segment-first technology,
available Biometric Cooling, helps keep the second row at a comfortable
temperature. An infrared sensor integrated into the vehicle’s headliner
detects when a passenger is hot and near-instantly adjusts the
temperature and air flow to send cool air to the second row.
In
addition, Front Wide View, a world-first technology, uses cameras to
provide a wide view to the sides of the vehicle across both 14.3-inch
displays. Similarly, innovative functions include Invisible Hood View,
which uses advanced image processing to take footage from the vehicle’s
exterior cameras to project an image of what’s directly in front of the
vehicle onto the in-car displays, and the Journey Diary function that
can capture photos or videos from the forward-facing camera to share on
social platforms. The Klipsch premium audio system, another
segment-first technology, are on the QX80. Lighting can also help set
the mood with 64-color Personalized Ambient Lighting, incorporated
within the dashboard and doors.
All models feature a standard
VR35DDTT 3.5-liter twin-turbocharged engine, rated for 450 hpr and 516
lb-ft of torque. Complementing the new engine is a 9-speed automatic
transmission with a 40% wider gear-ratio range, allowing for both
responsive acceleration and efficient highway cruising.
Also, the
available Electronic Air Suspension and Dynamic Digital Suspension
further refine the ride and handling of the QX80. The air suspension
lowers by 1.2-inch at speed for aerodynamic improvements. When parked,
it can lower by 2.8-inch from normal to an Easy Access level -
significantly easing ingress and egress of passengers or loading or
unloading baggage. For use in more rugged terrain, an off-road setting
raises the air suspension 2.4-inch above the QX80’s normal ride height.
The Dynamic Digital Suspension allows constant measuring of the
vehicle’s motion, helping automatically regulate damping force with
electronically controlled capability.
Additional ride and
handling enhancements include a frame with 58% greater lateral stiffness
versus the preceding QX80 and the adoption of an electric power
steering rack, which has 300% increased torsional stiffness and
facilitates advanced driver assistance features.
As standard, the
QX80 includes an extensive list of advanced driver-assistance
technologies, including ProPILOT Assist 2.1, applied to Infiniti models
for the first time, that elevates the experience by allowing attentive
drivers to take their hands off the wheel in certain freeway driving
scenarios.
The all-new Infiniti QX80 will reach retailers in the
U.S. later this summer, with manufacturer’s suggested retail prices
starting at $82,450.
