Infiniti introduces the all-new QX30 for 2017.
The luxury subcompact boasts a smooth ride, a clean attractive interior and a hearty list of standard features. Infiniti has taken a performance-centered approach as of late and the QX30 is one of the models in which this initiative shows. The QX30 provides a great ride. Already ranked No. 4 in luxury subcompact SUVs, the QX30 is quickly securing a name for itself in its crowded class.
Inside of the QX30 is a well-appointed cabin which pampers you with comfortable faux-suede accented seats and high-grade materials. The QX30’s interior is sensible and simple with clearly marked controls that are easy to navigate.
As previously mentioned, several standard features add to the QX30 list of valuable traits. Such features include but are not limited to: Infiniti InTouch with 7.0-inch color vehicle information display, voice recognition for audio, Bluetooth with audio streaming, Sirius Satellite Radio, Bose audio system, moving object detection, HD Radio, Motion Activated Liftgate, automated parking assist, front and rear parking sensors, engine start/stop button, flat bottom steering wheel, 60/40 folding rear seats, heated washers, auto-dimming mirrors and a universal garage door opener.
The exterior of the QX30 is simple yet very stylish, which is sure to attract a wide audience. Its unique hatchback design is an added plus as it allows for more cargo room and taller ride height and is a feature that allows it to stand out from the crowd.
The driving experience is the most noteworthy aspect of the QX30. Its 2.0L turbocharged four-cylinder engine propels the QX30 and helps create a responsive ride. Press on the gas and the QX30 will quickly accelerate. When driving the QX30, you also will notice how outstandingly smooth the ride quality is.
And while its safety ratings by the IIHS have not been published yet, it is pretty safe to say it likely will pass with flying colors. This is because of the QX30’s bountiful safety features. Some of which are: blind-spot monitoring, automatic high beams, forward collision warning and adaptive cruise control with emergency braking assist. These features, along with its 19.2 cubic feet of cargo room, make the QX30 a great option for families and single folks who need a little extra space alike.
For 2017, Infiniti has taken a performance-driven direction. This is evident in the carmaker’s new QX30. The QX30 is a subcompact hatchback SUV with performance much more quick and sporty than one may guess solely by its looks. As for its interior — the QX30 is lined with fine materials and boasts a wide array of technology and safety features.
Importantly, the QX30 also is very functional, providing enough head and legroom for all of its passengers and some decent cargo room.
For small families, the all new 2017 Infiniti QX30 is a great option at an attractive price range.
The suggested MSRP for the 2017 QX30 starts at $29,950
