The QX30 concept combines the sleek lines of the coupe with the command sitting and all-wheel drive of a crossover.
“QX30 concept embodies our conviction to give customers the freedom to go wherever they want, whenever they want – in a style that turns heads and makes a statement,” said Infiniti president and CEO Roland Krueger.
The QX30 concept is the latest in a series of concept vehicles for which Infiniti has announced a definite and clear intent for production.
The Q30 will be built in the U.K. this year while a sports coupe based on the Q60 concept revealed in Detroit earlier this year will go into production next year.
The QX30 concept-inspired crossover will also be launched next year.
Infiniti continues to broaden its line-up to cover the spectrum from smaller premium vehicles, namely the Q30, to full-size crossovers such as the QX70.
In fact, Infiniti has drawn on its heritage of creating successful high-performance crossovers namely the QX50 and QX70 to craft the QX30 concept.
Infiniti designers have added visual cues which instantly identify the QX30 concept as a crossover.
The body looks wider and thicker, thanks to the 21-inch wheels, large tyres, and increased blackout around the wheel opening.
Inside, all four seats have been streamlined for a suspended look, evoking a feeling of honed athleticism.
The U-shaped seat frame is partially wrapped with a layer of premium Connolly saddle leather offset by blue stitching.
