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Infiniti Introduces QX65 Fastback SUV as Mexico Entry Model

Priced at 1,449,900 pesos and offered only as the fully equipped Autograph AWD, the QX65 replaces the QX50 and reflects Infiniti's move to a simpler, higher‑spec lineup.

Overview

  • Infiniti has launched the two‑row QX65 in Mexico as a single Autograph AWD trim priced at 1,449,900 pesos, making it the brand's new entry-level SUV.
  • The QX65 adopts a fastback, coupe‑like silhouette with 21‑inch wheels and a Sunfire Red paint option, aiming to combine sporty styling with everyday utility.
  • The cabin emphasizes premium materials and tech, including genuine‑leather seats with massage/heating/ventilation, open‑pore wood trim, a 12.3‑inch central touchscreen, a 12.3‑inch digital cluster, a 10.8‑inch head‑up display and a Klipsch 20‑speaker sound system.
  • Reports describe the powertrain two ways: one cites a 2.0‑liter turbo four‑cylinder rated at 268 hp and 286 lb‑ft driving a nine‑speed automatic to all wheels, while Infiniti frames it as its VC‑Turbo variable‑compression engine paired with an intelligent AWD system and six drive modes.
  • The QX65 carries a full suite of driver aids — including ProPILOT Assist, adaptive cruise, lane‑keeping, autonomous emergency braking and a 360° camera with 'Invisible View' and 3D perspectives — and arrives as part of Infiniti's multi‑year plan to refresh its Mexican lineup and move toward fewer, higher‑spec models.