The Infiniti QX50 sails into the 2023 model year much the way it left 2022. The luxury crossover offers no design or tech changes, but you’ll see a darker-themed Sport model in showrooms. dealer show. You’ll also find more standard features on all models.
The big news is the Infiniti QX50 Sport. Sitting in the middle of the pack between the Luxe and Sensory versions, Sport injects some aggression into the mix. It’s done the old-fashioned way with a plethora of black trim on the outside. And we mean everything the trim, from the grille and grille surround to the windows, fender flares and badging. Even the exhaust tips are black, and the QX50 Sport rolls on dark-finished 20-inch wheels. To further stand out in the range, Infiniti installs a unique front fascia. Inside, you’ll find leather, a Bose stereo and Infiniti’s Around View monitoring system standard.
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Speaking of standard equipment, there’s more kit included with all QX50 models for 2023. Remote start, heated exterior mirrors and a frameless rearview mirror are the big additions. Rear door alert and a wireless phone charger are also added as standard equipment. For the lower grade Pure and Luxe models, a new 19-inch wheel design is offered. This is all on top of Infiniti’s suite of driver assistance and safety systems that continues to be standard technology in the QX50 family.
This family is a bit more expensive for 2023. Base price for the entry-level QX50 Pure now starts at $40,300. That’s a $1,150 increase over 2022, and you’ll find a similar $1,100 increase on the Luxury. Sensory is also up $1,150, but the top-end QX50 Autograph is only up $250. Those prices don’t include Infiniti’s $1,195 destination charge, which is also more expensive for 2023 (it was $1,095 last year). The new QX50 Sport starts at $48,500.
Here’s a full price breakdown of the 2023 Infiniti QX50 models.
Model | Starting price | Destination | Final MSRP |
Infiniti QX50 pure | $40,300 | $1,195 | $41,495 |
Infiniti QX50 Pure AWD | $42,300 | $1,195 | $43,495 |
Infiniti QX50 Luxury | $43,600 | $1,195 | $44,795 |
Infiniti QX50 Luxury AWD | $45,600 | $1,195 | $46,795 |
Infiniti QX50 Sports | $48,500 | $1,195 | $49,695 |
Infiniti QX50 Sport AWD | $50,500 | $1,195 | $51,695 |
Infiniti QX50 sensory | $52,800 | $1,195 | $53,995 |
Infiniti QX50 Sensory AWD | $54,800 | $1,195 | $55,995 |
Infiniti QX50 Autograph AWD | $57,350 | $1,195 | $58,495 |
The 2023 Infiniti QX50 will arrive in dealerships in September.
The Infiniti QX50 sails into the 2023 model year much the way it left 2022. The luxury crossover offers no design or tech changes, but you’ll see a darker-themed Sport model in showrooms. dealer show. You’ll also find more standard features on all models.
The big news is the Infiniti QX50 Sport. Sitting in the middle of the pack between the Luxe and Sensory versions, Sport injects some aggression into the mix. It’s done the old-fashioned way with a plethora of black trim on the outside. And we mean everything the trim, from the grille and grille surround to the windows, fender flares and badging. Even the exhaust tips are black, and the QX50 Sport rolls on dark-finished 20-inch wheels. To further stand out in the range, Infiniti installs a unique front fascia. Inside, you’ll find leather, a Bose stereo and Infiniti’s Around View monitoring system standard.
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Speaking of standard equipment, there’s more kit included with all QX50 models for 2023. Remote start, heated exterior mirrors and a frameless rearview mirror are the big additions. Rear door alert and a wireless phone charger are also added as standard equipment. For the lower grade Pure and Luxe models, a new 19-inch wheel design is offered. This is all on top of Infiniti’s suite of driver assistance and safety systems that continues to be standard technology in the QX50 family.
This family is a bit more expensive for 2023. Base price for the entry-level QX50 Pure now starts at $40,300. That’s a $1,150 increase over 2022, and you’ll find a similar $1,100 increase on the Luxury. Sensory is also up $1,150, but the top-end QX50 Autograph is only up $250. Those prices don’t include Infiniti’s $1,195 destination charge, which is also more expensive for 2023 (it was $1,095 last year). The new QX50 Sport starts at $48,500.
Here’s a full price breakdown of the 2023 Infiniti QX50 models.
Model | Starting price | Destination | Final MSRP |
Infiniti QX50 pure | $40,300 | $1,195 | $41,495 |
Infiniti QX50 Pure AWD | $42,300 | $1,195 | $43,495 |
Infiniti QX50 Luxury | $43,600 | $1,195 | $44,795 |
Infiniti QX50 Luxury AWD | $45,600 | $1,195 | $46,795 |
Infiniti QX50 Sports | $48,500 | $1,195 | $49,695 |
Infiniti QX50 Sport AWD | $50,500 | $1,195 | $51,695 |
Infiniti QX50 sensory | $52,800 | $1,195 | $53,995 |
Infiniti QX50 Sensory AWD | $54,800 | $1,195 | $55,995 |
Infiniti QX50 Autograph AWD | $57,350 | $1,195 | $58,495 |
The 2023 Infiniti QX50 will arrive in dealerships in September.