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Two SUVs. Two Ways to Drive.
The 2026 INFINITI QX60 and 2026 INFINITI QX80 both deliver premium comfort and flexible three-row seating, but each is designed for a different kind of driver. The QX60 emphasizes efficiency and maneuverability, while the larger QX80 delivers more power, space, and towing capability.
INFINITI QX60
Nimble. Efficient. Family-Ready.
• 268 hp from a 2.0L VC-Turbo engine
• Up to 6,000 lbs. of towing capacity
• Up to 24 MPG combined
• Three rows of premium comfort
• 198 inches long and 78 inches wide
• Unibody construction for a more nimble driving experience
INFINITI QX80
Bigger. More Powerful. More Capable.
• 450 hp from a 3.5L twin-turbo V6
• Up to 8,500 lbs. of towing capacity
• Up to 18 MPG combined in 2WD models
• More passenger and cargo space
• 211.2 inches long and 83.3 inches wide
• Body-on-frame construction for added capability
QX60 or QX80? See the Difference.
The QX60’s unibody design gives it a nimble, efficient character, while the QX80’s body-on-frame platform provides the added size, strength, and capability of a full-size SUV. Alex from Ramsey INFINITI takes you through the key differences between these two three-row SUVs, including cargo space, seating flexibility, interior features, technology, power, and towing.
How Much Bigger Is the QX80?
The QX80 is a true full-size SUV, while the QX60 occupies the midsize luxury SUV segment. That difference is noticeable from the outside and even more apparent inside.
The QX80 is 13.2 inches longer, 5.3 inches wider, and approximately 7 inches taller than the QX60. That larger footprint gives the QX80 a more commanding presence while creating additional room for passengers and cargo.
The QX60 measures approximately 198 inches long and 78 inches wide, making it easier to maneuver through everyday traffic, parking lots, and tighter spaces. The QX80 stretches to 211.2 inches long and 83.3 inches wide, giving it the dimensions you’d expect from a full-size SUV.
Inside, the difference continues. The QX60 offers 28 inches of third-row legroom, while the QX80 provides 32.9 inches, giving third-row passengers more room to stretch out.
In short: Choose the QX60 for a more manageable footprint. Choose the QX80 when maximum space and full-size presence matter most.
Power and Towing: QX60 vs. QX80
The difference in power is one of the clearest ways these two SUVs separate themselves. The QX60 uses a 2.0-liter VC-Turbo four-cylinder engine producing 268 horsepower and 286 lb-ft of torque. It’s designed to provide responsive performance while maintaining the efficiency expected from a midsize SUV.
The QX80 takes a major step up with a 3.5-liter twin-turbo V6 producing 450 horsepower and 516 lb-ft of torque. That’s the kind of power that makes the QX80 especially appealing to drivers who regularly carry heavy loads or tow larger trailers.
The difference is just as significant when it comes to towing. The QX60 can tow up to 6,000 pounds when properly equipped, while the QX80 can tow up to 8,500 pounds.
Occasional towing? The QX60 has you covered. Frequent towing or heavier loads? The QX80 gives you substantially more capability.
Fuel Efficiency vs. Capability
When it comes to fuel efficiency, the QX60 has the advantage. Its 2.0-liter turbocharged engine achieves up to 24 MPG combined, making it the more efficiency-focused choice for everyday driving.
The QX80’s larger engine and full-size body prioritize power and capability. 2026 QX80 models achieve up to 18 MPG combined with rear-wheel drive, while 4WD models are rated at 17 MPG combined.
That difference reflects what each SUV is designed to do. The QX60 is well suited to daily commutes, family errands, and road trips where efficiency matters. The QX80 gives up some fuel economy in exchange for significantly more power, space, and towing capability.
Want maximum efficiency? Look to the QX60. Need maximum capability? The QX80 is built for the job.
Make It Yours
Both the QX60 and QX80 offer a distinctive range of exterior finishes, including colors and two-tone combinations that help each SUV stand apart.
2026 QX60 Colors
• Glacier White
• Harbor Gray
• Moonbow Blue
• Deep Bordeaux
• Majestic White
• Grand Blue
• Mineral Black
• Graphite Shadow
• Warm Titanium
• Deep Emerald
Standout choices such as Moonbow Blue, Deep Bordeaux, and Deep Emerald give QX60 shoppers plenty of ways to personalize their SUV.
2026 QX80 Colors
• Black Obsidian
• Anthracite Gray
• Dynamic Metal
• Grand Blue
• Radiant White
• Coulis Red
• Mineral Black
QX80 also offers available two-tone exterior combinations, including Dynamic Metal, Radiant White, and Grand Blue paired with Black Obsidian, depending on trim.
Which SUV Is Right for You?
Choose the QX60 If…
• You want a three-row SUV that’s easier to maneuver
• Fuel efficiency is an important consideration
• You need up to 6,000 lbs. of towing capability
• You want premium comfort in a midsize SUV
Choose the QX80 If…
• You want the space of a full-size SUV
• You need more power for towing and hauling
• You need up to 8,500 lbs. of towing capability
• You want more room for passengers and cargo
How INFINITI Stands Apart
Shopping the luxury SUV segment? See how the QX60 and QX80 compare with some of their closest competitors.
QX60 Comparison
What Sets the QX60 Apart
Key Advantage
Acura MDX
The QX60 offers up to 6,000 lbs. of towing capacity, compared with up to 5,000 lbs. for the 2026 MDX with SH-AWD. The QX60 also achieves up to 24 MPG combined, compared with 21 MPG combined for the SH-AWD MDX.
More towing capability and strong fuel efficiency in a premium three-row SUV.
Mercedes-Benz GLE
The QX60 provides three rows of seating, while the GLE SUV is primarily configured as a five-passenger vehicle.
Greater passenger flexibility for families who regularly need room for more than five people.
BMW X5
The QX60 offers three rows and seating for up to seven, while the BMW X5 is configured as a five-passenger SUV.
Three-row versatility without stepping up to a full-size SUV.
The QX60 advantage: Three-row versatility, efficient performance, and up to 6,000 pounds of towing capability in a more manageable midsize SUV.
How the QX80 Stands Apart
The QX80 competes in the full-size luxury SUV segment, where power, towing, space, and premium features are all important. See how its combination of performance and capability compares with several key competitors.
QX80 Comparison
What Sets the QX80 Apart
Key Advantage
Lexus LX
The QX80 can tow up to 8,500 lbs., compared with up to 8,000 lbs. for the 2026 Lexus LX. The QX80 also delivers 450 hp and 516 lb-ft of torque from its twin-turbo V6.
More maximum towing capability combined with strong turbocharged power.
BMW X7
The QX80 offers up to 8,500 lbs. of towing capacity, compared with up to 7,500 lbs. for the BMW X7 when properly equipped. The QX80 also produces 450 hp and 516 lb-ft of torque.
Up to 1,000 additional pounds of maximum towing capability.
GMC Yukon Denali
The QX80 produces 450 hp and 516 lb-ft of torque, compared with 420 hp from the Yukon Denali’s available 6.2-liter V8. The QX80 also offers up to 8,500 lbs. of towing capability.
More horsepower with a distinctly luxury-focused interior and full-size SUV capability.
The QX80 advantage: 450 horsepower, up to 8,500 pounds of towing capability, and a full-size luxury experience designed around passengers, cargo, and capability.
Find Your Perfect INFINITI SUV
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