Compare the 2023 INFINITI Q50 Luxe vs Q50 Sensory

2023 INFINITI Q50 Luxe vs 2023 INFINITI Sensory

The 2023 Q50 is one of INFINITI's most enticing four-door sedans. It's known for its chiseled design and refined interior. Both the Luxe and Sensory trims have much to offer the sophisticated driver who has an appreciation for both luxury and the art of driving. You'll notice many differences between these two luxurious trims. Trims are a chance to get automatic customization of your most wanted features.

Performance

Both the Luxe and Sensory come with standard 300 horsepower and 295 lb-ft of torque. This engine performs powerfully alongside an electronically controlled 7-speed automatic transmission. Intelligent All-Wheel Drive is also standard on both trims. The performance begins to differ with the trim wheel selection. The Luxe comes with 18-inch wheels and all-season performance run-flat tires. This is compared to the Sensory's 19-inch wheels with summer performance run-flat tires. Both of these selections are ideal for certain drivers. Which one appeals to you depends on the kind of performance you're looking for.

Appearance

The Luxe and Sensory come with all the luxury design features you'd expect from a highly evolved INFINITI sedan. They feature a standard power sliding tinted glass moonroof and LED headlamps, front LED fog lamps, and LED rear brake lamps. There is an available radiant grille emblem for both models as well. You'll notice a different grille design for the two trims, though. The Sensory gets a black front grille that's distinct from the Luxe's grille. If you're really picky about the kind of grille your sedan sports, be sure to compare these two carefully before buying.

Features

Interior features on the Luxe include dual-zone automatic temperature control. The Sensory comes with an advanced climate control system that includes a Plasmacluster air purifier and auto-recirculation. The Luxe's ambient lighting is beautiful, but the Sensory adds enhanced ambient lighting. Both get leather-appointed seating, but the Luxe's textured aluminum trim differs from the black open-pore wood trim on the Sensory. Driver instrumentation is similar in these two models and includes Fine Vision electroluminescent gauges, but the paddle shifters have subtle differences. The Sensory comes with dark metallic, dynamic tactile steering wheel-mounted paddle shifters.

If you'd like to see these models in person to compare them before you buy, please contact our dealership to schedule a test drive. You can drive both the Luxe and Sensory to see how they compare in interior comfort, technology, and driving performance.