After only debuting for the 2022 model year, the 2023 Infiniti QX55 debuts with more standard equipment. The base price is now US$ 50,345 (including the US$ 1,195 destination fee). The updated models arrive this summer All examples of the QX55 now come with perforated leather seats, instead of leatherette for the base grade Luxe last year. In addition, ProPilot Assist is now standard on every vehicle, instead of being optional on the Essential and standard on the Sensory. This system includes acceleration, braking, and steering assist within a single highway lane.
There are also some previously unavailable
standard features. All models get auto-folding heated outside mirrors, four-way
power lumbar adjustment for the driver, LED welcome lights in the rear door
handles, a second-row Type-C USB port, and blind-spot intervention. Plus, all
QX55s have the Infiniti Premium Care three-year maintenance program. It covers
inspections, oil changes, and tire rotations for that period.
The Essential grade now comes standard
with traffic sign recognition and auto-leveling, adaptive LED headlights. Both
of these things were options for the 2022 model year version of this trim
level. The Sensory grade gets heated second-row outboard seats and four-way
power lumbar adjustment for the passenger. Neither of these features were
previously available.
The QX55 continues to get power from a
2.0-liter four-cylinder turbocharged engine with variable-compression
capability making 268 Hp and 380
Nm of torque. The power runs through a CVT to an all-wheel-drive
system that can send up to 50 percent of output to the rear wheels when
necessary.
