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Engine: VC-Turbo 2.0L I4, 268 hp / 286 lb-ft
Transmission: 9-speed automatic w/ paddle shifters
Drivetrain: Intelligent AWD
Weight: 4,663–4,715 lbs
Weight Distribution: 56/44
Cargo: 1,014L seats up / 1,917L seats folded
Tow rating: 6,000 lbs
Brakes: 13.78" ventilated front (dual-piston) / 12.99" ventilated rear
On sale: Early Summer 2026 | Pricing: TBA
Grades: LUXE / SPORT / AUTOGRAPH
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INFINITI marks a provocative new chapter with the introduction of QX65 Monograph, a sportback SUV concept that expands the brand's Artistry in Motion design language into the two-row, midsize segment. Revealed today at The Quail during Monterey Car Week, QX65 Monograph expresses INFINITI's future intentions with a daring, unapologetic stance, dramatic proportions and elevated detailing.
The INFINITI QX65 Monograph concept stands out with its sweeping fastback roofline, plunging toward the rear to evoke speed—an expression of “Artistry in Motion.” The sleek upper body contrasts with a robust lower stance, with wheels pushed to the corners and bold fenders emphasizing purpose and dynamism. Horizontal theme lines give it a broad, athletic presence, setting it apart from other INFINITI models.
Its Twilight paint, an evolution of the QX80’s Akane shade, shifts from reddish-purple to shimmering gold depending on the light, achieved through a precise multi-layer process. Gloss black accents and bronze detailing on the roofline spear and grille enhance the drama.
From the front, a bold, storm-inspired grille with a 3D emblem projects sportiness, framed by extended “digital piano key” LEDs for a wide, striking presence. At the rear, aeronautical-inspired taillights with jet-like vertical fins add depth, while smooth surfaces maintain elegance.
Balancing power, detail, and innovation, the QX65 Monograph previews an exhilarating future for INFINITI design.
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- Jay, can you please give us the names of the clueless engineers that made this vehicle a Turbo engine with variable compression???….if they wanted to give us choice how about give us their tried and tested 5.7L V8! Disastrous decision Infiniti, you guys are clueless…of the market demands.- I've seen many of Lynns reviews and maybe I just never noticed, but I don't ever remember her saying umm so many times. I'm guessing there was a rush to get this video out or she wasn't prepared or was nervous/anxious, though she didn't sound very rushed and didn't really have any hiccups except for all of the umms.. I hope she's okay.
- Maybe it’s the color but as a big FX50s fan .. this just looks like a hyped up Murano.. even the power is lacking .. and that interior.. it’s nice but am I the only one seeing Nissan Kicks touch points .. in a world of the X6 or GL Coupe and Q8s.. Infiniti was the one in the 2000s who you could justify them over Germans.. today this is just a rebadged murano with Infiniti design language




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