Infiniti JX

The Infiniti JX is a versatile D-segment SUV launched in 2012, positioning the Japanese luxury brand against major market players such as the Lexus RX and Audi Q7. The Infiniti JX story began in Japan before its international rollout, embodying the premium comfort and advanced technology philosophy that defines Nissan's upscale division. Infiniti JX generations have followed one another with an evolving approach: the first version (2012-2022) favored rounded shapes and family-friendly ergonomics, while the current Infiniti JX model, renamed QX60 starting in 2022, features a more angular and dynamic design, aligning with the brand's contemporary styling language. Available in three-row or two-row seating configurations depending on the generation, this three-box SUV remains committed to gasoline engines, paired with automatic transmissions and sophisticated all-wheel-drive systems. On the technical side, the Infiniti JX model offers a spacious interior, semi-autonomous safety features, and genuine towing capability—strengths that appeal to customers seeking a premium SUV blending prestige, roominess, and Japanese mechanical reliability, all while remaining accessible on the used Infiniti JX market for more modest budgets.