For the 2021 model year, the Infiniti QX80 full-size SUV offered in the United States has been improved with added equipment, innovative new technologies and stylish features befitting its luxury status. Infiniti has announced the MSRP for the new 2021 QX80 full-size luxury SUV, which has been updated to push boundaries with distinct exterior and interior features. The 2WD QX80 will start at $69,050 and the All-Mode® 4WD will be $72,150.A new 'SENSORY' grade sits at the top of the revised QX80 line-up. Occupants will experience a sumptuous cabin featuring quilted semi-aniline leather-appointed seats, Charcoal Burl trim and a new graphite tricot headliner for a handcrafted, tailored feel. The exterior features stylish 22-inch forged alloy wheels and chrome mirror caps, both of which add to the QX80's elegant appearance. Infiniti's Hydraulic Body Motion Control System is also included for enhanced cornering stability and a smoother ride at all speeds.
The new 'PREMIUM SELECT' grade brings a series of exterior trim enhancements first seen on the limited-run 2020 QX80 'Edition 30.' Dark chrome and black highlights the QX80's front grille, fender vents, door mirror caps and rear tailgate strip. The commanding stance is heightened with the fitment of dark chrome 22-inch forged alloy wheels. Three stylish interior trim colors are also available; including 'Graphite' and new 'Truffle Brown' and 'Sahara Stone' with a revised Matte Brown accent trim.The Infiniti QX80's entry-level 'LUXE' grade features a range of standard driver-assist technologies available as standard. Blind Spot Intervention® (BSI®), Lane Departure Prevention (LDP), Distance Control Assist (DCA), a Rear Seat Belt Reminder and an updated Intelligent Cruise Control system are all included, while Android Auto™ and Apple CarPlay™ continue to bring enhanced connectivity across the QX80 range.
All grades now feature the second generation of Infiniti's innovative Smart Rearview Mirror (SRVM) system. SRVM, which first appeared on the QX80 with the model's last major update in 2018, switches between a regular mirror and an LCD monitor to display a high-definition image from a rear-mounted camera. It enables drivers to see clearly when passengers, cargo or lighting conditions obstruct the driver's rear view. A wider 9.6-inch diameter display, high resolution camera and LED Flicker Mitigation Technology ensure enhanced visibility for added confidence behind the wheel.
