Infiniti Middle East has unveiled the all-new Infiniti QX80 2025 luxury SUV at an event in Dubai, marking the model’s regional debut. This flagship model, representing the first phase of INFINITI’s “New Dawn” design era, showcases the brand’s blending of Japanese craftsmanship with advanced technology.
The all-new 2025 INFINITI QX80 re-sets the full-size luxury SUV segment benchmark. It brings together understated yet detailed style, intelligently integrated technology and a commanding, effortless driving experience. Making its public debut for the first time, the all-new QX80 is the flagship of the INFINITI lineup and the first new model in INFINITI’s product renaissance, showcasing the brand’s commitment to innovation, design excellence, and luxury.
The reveal moment, held at the iconic Hudson Yards, commenced with an exclusive unveiling ceremony, attended by select members of the American press and influential personalities.
Building on its remarkable craftsmanship and unmatched performance, the 2023 Infiniti QX60 arrives with upgraded technology, a sleeker appearance, and revised accent colours to cater to every driver’s preference.
Refined to perfection for 2023, the INFINITI QX80 is guaranteed to make a bold statement with its impressive capabilities and luxurious interiors. The 2023 INFINITI QX80 is available in three grade levels (Sensory, ProActive and Black Edition), each of which comes with standard INFINITI All-Mode® Four-Wheel Drive.
Once upon a time, an SUV’s intended purpose was to haul loads and go off-road, while coupes leant towards sporty looks, low-roofed proportions and – in some cases – rapid acceleration and taut handling dynamics.
Infiniti recently launched the all-new QX55 SUV in the UAE’s Dubai Design District. It is an all-new nameplate to the luxury brand, with the “crossover coupe” design taking inspiration from their mid-size FX-series.
The Middle East is one of the few remaining strongholds for the colossal Infiniti QX80. While it already had a facelift and interior upgrade a few years ago, Infiniti has done another update for 2022.
The Infiniti QX60 has been the brand’s cash cow for the past few crossover-crazy years. Despite its popularity, the three-row crossover was growing too old for its job, as the current-gen model launched in 2012. So the 2022 Infiniti QX60 skipped a year and launches as a completely revamped model.
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The 2020 Infiniti QX80 is based on the decade-old Nissan Patrol platform. But the much-needed facelift it received back in 2018 took care of the biggest design criticisms of the older version.