Compare the 2023 INFINITI QX60 Luxe vs Sensory

2023 INFINITI QX60 Luxe vs 2023 INFINITI QX60 Sensory

The luxurious INFINITI QX60 SUV is a crossover designed with the good life in mind. The 2023 Luxe and Sensory trims are both in the middle of the trim lineup and offer intelligent luxury for people who demand the most outstanding value from their upscale extras. Knowing the difference between these two trims helps choosy drivers know which trim best fits their lifestyle.

Performance

Luxe and Sensory trims are available in all-wheel drive versions, but they come with standard front-wheel drive. Each gets up to 3,500 pounds of towing capacity through its exterior equipment and 3.5L V6 engine. Thanks to solid front and tubular rear stabilizer bars, you can expect enhanced handling from both models. Due to different exterior features, you might notice slight differences in utility and aerodynamics.

Appearance

Each trim is slick and shows off signature INFINITI style points. Both come with automatic on/off bi-functional LED headlamps with available adaptive front lighting and auto-leveling, silver roof rails, and power-folding exterior mirrors. The power tailgate on these models will activate differently. The Luxe gets a power rear liftgate, but the Sensory comes with a Motion Activated Liftgate. Body side moldings are also distinct. A Luxe QX60 comes with matte black body side moldings, and the Sensory trim gets chrome body side moldings. Customers who are very choosy about their wheels should see both of these models side-by-side before buying. A Luxe trim comes with 20-inch machined aluminum alloy wheels with a dark silver finish, and the Sensory comes with 20-inch machined aluminum alloy wheels with a charcoal metallic finish.

Features

The standard features on these two trims are very similar. For example, both get a sequential welcome lighting entry system, ten total cup holders, and a panoramic moonroof with a power opening function. The Sensory's interior adds to that with a heated leather-wrapped steering wheel, advanced climate control features, and USB charge ports in all three rows. You won't find those features on the Luxe. Driver-assist features are very even on both SUVs, too. They get high beam assist, blind spot warning, and rear cross-traffic alert. A Sensory trim adds front pre-crash seat belts to their standard safety lineup. The Luxe and Sensory have enough differences to warrant a test drive of both models.

Both of these trims are available at our dealership. Don't hesitate to get in touch with a sales specialist to learn more about these new QX60 trims.