2025 Infiniti QX80

Starting at $84.445

Overview

Infiniti is deploying an all-new generation of its big QX80 flagship SUV, complete with fresh styling inspired by the QX Monograph concept vehicle. The new QX80 wears an imposing shape, with an upright front end, large-mouth grille and big wheels. Exterior lighting elements add drama and include two slim daytime running lights with a distinctive block pattern up front and a full-width light bar across the liftgate connecting the taillights. Under the hood is a 450-hp twin-turbo V-6 in place of last year's naturally aspirated V-8. The deluxe cabin features three rows of seats with a massaging function available for both the first- and second-row chairs. The interior can also be optioned with a system that utilizes an infrared sensor in the headliner to detect when a rear-seat passenger is too warm; it then automatically directs cool air from the climate control system toward that rider. Also available is a 24-speaker stereo tuned by high-end audio maker Klipsch. The new QX80 looks posh and has the right features to compete with big SUV rivals but accompanying the Infiniti's upgrades is a stiffer MSRP that reduces its price advantage over models such as the Cadillac Escalade and the Mercedes-Benz GLS-

What's New for 2025?

The QX80 begins a new generation with the 2025 model year. Look for it to arrive at Infiniti dealers in summer 2024.

The price of the 2025 Infiniti QX80 starts at $84.445 and goes up to $112.590 depending on the trim and options.

Pure $84,445

Luxe $91,545

Sensory $102,640

Autograph $112,590



The new QX80 follows a similar path as the mid-size QX60, with an entry-level Pure trim serving as the high-value model and the fully-loaded Autograph model bringing the poshest finishes. We think the mid-range Luxe is the way to go, as it adds nice-to-have features such as an air-spring suspension system, a head-up display, heated-and-ventilated first- and second-row seats, and handsome 22-inch wheels but avoids the six-figure price tag of the Sensory and Autograph models.