2024 Infiniti QX55 price jumps $850, starts at $51,195

The crossover coupe gains standard wireless device charging and a slightly revised center console for the new year

2 hours ago

Infiniti is giving the QX55 SUV a selection of modest upgrades for the upcoming model year, meaning the crossover is now worth a little more, too. For 2024, the QX55 sees its base MSRP increase by $850, to $51,195 (all prices include $1,195 destination charge).

For this reason, customers get the entry-level luxury trim, which now comes with a wireless charging pad for passengers’ devices. The QX55 also comes standard with a tailgate alert, as well as revised designs for the shifter, cup holder and center console.

The trim level also comes with standard all-wheel drive, an 8-inch upper screen and a 7-inch lower screen that comes with Android Auto and wireless Apple CarPlay, as well as 20-inch aluminum-alloy wheels. For 2024, the QX55 is offered in six colors: Hermosa Blue, Graphite Shadow, Slate Gray, Obsidian Black, Solar Dynamic Red, and Radiant White.

Infiniti QX55 prices

is reading: 48 US Infiniti SUVs may have been fitted with faulty door latches intended for Chinese models

Things get even cooler with the QX55 Essential, which starts at $56,145, $700 more than in 2023. It adds cube-shaped LED headlights, an around-the-clock display with moving object detection, navigation, a heated steering wheel, and performance Bose. 16-speaker audio system.

Topping the range is the sensual QX55. It starts at $59,695, which is also $700 more than in 2023, and comes with black open-pore natural maple interior trim, a head-up display, three-zone automatic climate control, heated rear seats, and interior ambient lighting Improved. .

Under the hood, power again comes from a 2.0-liter engine that produces 268 PS (200 kW / 272 PS) and 280 lb-ft (380 Nm) of torque. It is paired with an Xtronic CVT transmission that offers simulated gears that can be selected using paddle shifters.

The small engine helps the QX55 deliver fuel economy ratings of 22 mpg city, 28 mpg highway, and 25 mpg combined (10.6/8.4/9.4 L/100 km). Infiniti’s all-wheel drive system adjusts torque to improve efficiency, and can deliver up to 50 percent of engine torque directly to the rear wheels when traction is needed.

To keep passengers safe, the QX55 has a number of active safety systems. It includes the standard ProPILOT Assist system, which keeps the driver centered in his lane, and takes care of acceleration and braking. Additionally, it comes with forward emergency braking, forward collision warning, blind spot monitoring, and more.

The QX55 is currently for sale at Infiniti dealerships nationwide.