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Infiniti QX60 2nd Gen (2022-present)

Clean-sheet redesign. VQ35DD V6 (295 hp), nine-speed automatic replacing CVT. Autograph trim is premium.

Verdict
B
BHP
295 bhp
0–60
6.6 s
Top speed
120 mph
MPG
23.0 mpg
Used
$32,000-$70,000

Clean-sheet platform shared with the new (2022+) Pathfinder. VQ35DD 3.5L direct-injection NA V6 (295 hp / 270 lb-ft). Nine-speed ZF-derived automatic — replacing the CVT was Infiniti's most-welcomed change in the 2022 redesign. FWD or Intelligent AWD. Three rows seven passengers (second-row bench) or six (second-row captains). Tow capacity 6,000 lb. The Autograph trim added at the top of the lineup brings quilted semi-aniline leather, Alcantara headliner, premium audio, and exclusive 20-inch wheels — Infiniti's response to the Lincoln Black Label and Acura Type S Advance. Standard equipment includes ProPILOT Assist 2.0, Wi-Fi hotspot, and tri-zone climate. Production continues at Nissan Smyrna. Continues in production for 2026 model year. Now establishing strong used-market footprint as the volume Infiniti family SUV.

Strengths

  • Nine-speed automatic replacing CVT
  • VQ35DD direct-injection V6 (295 hp)
  • Autograph trim genuinely premium
  • Three rows with proper third-row space
  • ProPILOT Assist 2.0

Weaknesses

  • Direct-injection carbon build-up risk on VQ35DD long-term
  • Heavy curb weight (~4,500 lb)
  • Cabin tech catching up (vs Lincoln / Lexus)
  • Towing modest (6,000 lb)
  • Brand momentum still recovering

Notable tech

  • VQ35DD 3.5L direct-injection V6 (295 hp)
  • Nine-speed automatic
  • ProPILOT Assist 2.0
  • Intelligent AWD
  • Autograph quilted leather trim
  • Tri-zone climate, Wi-Fi hotspot

Common issues

  • Too new for meaningful long-term issue data
  • Direct-injection carbon build-up risk
  • Some early infotainment update needed

Used-market budget

$48,000

2022 Pure / Luxe $32-42k. 2023 Sensory $42-52k. 2024 Autograph $54-70k+. Autograph trim worth premium for the genuinely-premium interior treatment.