What's New with the 2026 INFINITI QX60

A Fresh Look That Turns Heads

The redesign borrows design language from the larger QX80, and the result is striking. Up front, the QX60 wears a bold new grille inspired by the geometry of a bamboo forest — a nod to Japanese craftsmanship that feels intentional rather than decorative. The INFINITI emblem is now illuminated and three-dimensional, visible day or night.

At the rear, cleaner surfacing on the liftgate and fascia gives the QX60 a lower, wider stance without adding an inch of actual width. The daytime running lights echo the digital piano key style of the QX80. It reads as a family of vehicles, not a hand-me-down design.

The new-for-2026 SPORT trim takes things further with an exclusive lower front fascia, gloss black accents, sport-inspired body side moldings, and a signature Dusk Blue exterior color available only on this grade. It's the QX60 for buyers who want presence with their practicality.

Three Rows, Zero Compromises

The QX60 has always been a family vehicle at heart. Seven seats, three rows, and a third row that adults can actually use for short trips without complaints.

Even with all seats in use, there's 14.5 cubic feet of cargo space behind the third row. Fold everything down and the number grows considerably. Second-row seating is available in bench or optional captain's chair configuration, depending on trim.

The AUTOGRAPH trim adds massaging front seats, quilted semi-aniline leather with contrast stitching, a color head-up display, and a rear climate control panel so back-seat passengers aren't negotiating with the front. The Klipsch Reference Premiere 20-speaker audio system on AUTOGRAPH is the kind of thing you notice the first time and never stop appreciating.

INFINITI also includes the MyINFINITI Expert experience with every new QX60. It's a one-on-one walkthrough with a specialist who guides you through the vehicle's features before you leave the lot. Small detail, genuinely useful.