The Infiniti Q50 sedan continues for 2023 without the support of its coupe sibling, the Q60. There are just three small changes on the way, one being the addition of Infiniti Premium Care. Expanded to every Infiniti sold or leased in the U.S., Premium Care is a regular maintenance program for items like oil and filter changes, tire rotations, and inspections for up to three years. The second change is a higher price, the Q50 starting at $43,725 including the $1,075 destination fee, a $610 increase over 2022. MSRPs for the three trims next year and differences from 2022 are: Show
The last change is the availability of a Saddle Brown interior, which used to require stepping up to the Sensory. Rear-wheel drive is the standard layout, all-wheel drive can be optioned to any trim for $2,000. The twin-turbo 3.0-liter V6 hold steady at 300 horsepower and 295 pound-feet of torque for the Luxe and Sensory, or 400 hp and 350 lb-ft for the Red Sport 400, shifting through a seven-speed automatic no matter the output. It's possible there are more people who want to know where the Q50 is going than want to buy the car. The brand sold 8,482 Q50s in the first half of 2021, but just 3,717 units in the first half of this year. The high point came in 2016 when 44,007 units moved that year, two years after the sedan went on sale, and the model heading into 2023 has been hanging on for 10 years. The brand talked about a potential new electrified platform for the sedan in 2018, but come 2021 Nikkei Asia reported parent company Nissan would be ending development of all sedans in Japan excepting the Skyline. The Q50 seems like it's doing circles in a product cul-de-sac, knowing there's no point in revamping the current generation or developing a new one. But the car on sale is just bringing down values; unlike much of the rest of the market, there's real money to be saved on a one- or two-year-old Q50. Perhaps when the electric revolution has some power behind it in 2027 or 2028, we could see a return to the hot Infiniti sedans of yore. INFINITI Q50 Information
August 1, 2022 NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Building on its athletic design and tailored interior, the 2023 INFINITI Q50 sedan further elevates its appeal with the addition of INFINITI Premium Care. The 2023 INFINITI Q50 is now available and starts at $42,650 MSRP1. INFINITI Premium Care is an integrated maintenance program on all INFINTI model year 2023 vehicles, lease or retail, sold in the United States. INFINITI Premium Care provides a suite of benefits including up to three years of inspections, oil changes and tire rotations, expanding on the luxury automaker's tradition of providing top-rated customer satisfaction. "For 2023, the INFINITI Q50 continues to deliver finely crafted design, connected technology, and a driver-focused interior" said Craig Keeys, Group Vice President of INFINITI Americas. "The addition of INFINITI Premium Care further enhances the ownership experience for our loyal customers." The 2023 Q50 offers a choice of three grades: LUXE, SENSORY, and RED SPORT 400. Each grade is available with INFINITI's Intelligent All-Wheel Drive for an additional $2,000. The INFINITI Q50 LUXE starts at $42,650 MSRP and delivers a generous level of standard equipment that includes wireless Apple CarPlay®, USB-based Android Auto™ compatibility, leather-appointed seats, 18-inch aluminum-alloy wheels, heated front seats, heated steering wheel, Bose® Performance Series audio, and more. New for the 2023 model year, LUXE offers an available Saddle Brown interior color choice, which was previously introduced for Q50 SENSORY. Moving up to Q50 SENSORY, which starts at $48,350 MSRP, adds 19-inch wheels, black open-pore wood interior trim, integrated navigation, sport front and rear fascias, Advanced Climate Control System with Plasmacluster™ Air Purifier and Grape Polyphenol filter, and more. For this year, Q50 SENSORY adds an available Radiant Grille Emblem, which was previously available uniquely for RED SPORT 400. The illuminated emblem adds even greater visual emphasis to Q50's strong front-end appearance. Finally, Q50 RED SPORT 400 starts at $56,500 MSRP and offers a step up in terms of performance, with its 3.0-liter VR-series twin-turbo V6 engine delivering increased power (400 maximum horsepower versus 300) and torque (350 lb-ft versus 295). It also adds exclusive 19-inch aluminum-alloy wheels; uprated brakes with four-piston front and two-piston rear calipers; Dynamic Digital Suspension, which constantly adjusts the shock absorber valves within a wide range of damping force to control body motion when cornering; and more. For detailed specifications, pricing, photos, and videos, please see www.infinitinews.com 1. All prices are Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP). MSRP excludes $1,075 destination and handling charge, tax, title, license [and options]. Retailer sets actual price. # # # About INFINITI More information about INFINITI and its industry leading technologies can be found at www.INFINITIUSA.com. You can also follow INFINITI on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter, and see all of our latest videos on YouTube. Contacts - INFINITI Communications Kyle Bazemore Aileen Clarke Is an Infiniti Q60 better than a Q50?Q60 Cargo Space. The main difference between the two models is size: the Q50 can seat five passengers, and the Q60 can seat four passengers. If you're looking to maximize rear passenger comfort, the 2022 INFINITI Q50 is the optimal choice.
Is the Q60 bigger than the Q50?The INFINITI Q50 sedan is bigger than the Q60 coupe. Specifically, the Q50 is 5.2 inches longer and 2.3 inches taller than the Q60, but the Q60 is one inch wider. The Q50 has a 13.5 cubic foot trunk, while the Q60 has an 8.7 cubic foot trunk.
Will there be a 2023 Infiniti Q60?Infiniti confirmed to us that production of the Q60 coupe will continue through the end of the year, making 2022 its final production year. Infiniti has confirmed that it will discontinue of its Q60 coupe following the 2022 model year.
Does the Q50 and Q60 have the same engine?The Q60 and Q50 base models have the same engine setup of a V6 twin-turbo with 300 horses and 3.0 liters. This means both vehicles provide a similar level of performance in spite of the fact that one is a coupe, and one is a sedan.
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