Pricing For The 2025 Infiniti QX80 Moves Large SUV Into Escalade Territory

Following the reveal of the 2025 QX80, Infiniti has announced pricing and availability for its all-new range-topper. The company aims to lure buyers from their beloved Range Rovers and Cadillac Escalades. The long-awaited replacement model is considerably more expensive than the outgoing QX80, with the entry-level Pure trim at $82,450. The 2025 QX80 will reach Infiniti retailers at the end of next month.

That’s quite a hefty price tag when you consider the outgoing QX80 Sensory has an MSRP of $85,350. But the massive price increase is justified: the new QX80 is a far superior vehicle powered by a more powerful (and efficient) 3.5-liter twin-turbo V6 that develops 450 horsepower and 516 lb-ft of torque. With two fewer cylinders (and the addition of twin turbos), the new QX80 has 50 more hp and 103 lb-ft than the outgoing model. Despite this, Infiniti has improved the QX80’s fuel efficiency by 10%, with the 2025 QX80 RWD capable of achieving 16 mpg in the city and 20 mpg on the highway.

Even The Base Model Is Sumptuously Equipped

It may be the base model, but the Pure is anything but basic. This trim receives dual 14.3-inch screens, a 3D surround-view monitor, 20-inch wheels, Google built-in, Amazon Alexa, a Klipsch 14-speaker premium sound system, heated seats (front and second row), eight USB ports, a motion-activated liftgate, and wireless Android Auto/Apple CarPlay.

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The Luxe trim starts at $89,500 if you require more luxury features. This introduces a head-up display, 22-inch wheels, and climate-controlled seats for first- and second-row passengers. Luxe customers also benefit from Dynamic Digital Suspension and Electronic Air Suspension. The latter constantly monitors the road surface and vehicle movements and adjusts the QX80 for a more comfortable and refined ride. There’s also a Remote Control Rear Seat. Optionally, the ProPilot Assist 2.1 Package can be specified for $3,300. Four-wheel drive is an option for the Pure ($3,100) and Luxe ($3,150) trims.

Top-Spec Models Command Six Figures

For six figures ($100,645, to be specific), the Sensory trim receives standard four-wheel drive and an array of features. The first and second-row seats receive semi-aniline leather upholstery, a 24-speaker Klipsch Reference Premiere audio system, massaging front seats, 64-color ambient lighting, biometric cooling, and dark brown open-poor wood inlays. ProPilot Assist 2.1 Package costs $3,200 for this trim.

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Finally, there’s the top-of-the-range Autograph. Priced at $110,595, this 4WD-only model takes things to the next level. The ProPilot Assist 2.1 safety system is now standard, while second-row passengers benefit from massaging seats and a console with a touchscreen for the seat and climate controls. The third-row passengers enjoy semi-aniline leather and heated seats. There’s also a cooler box in the front console, darkened chrome exterior trim, and open-pore ash wood inlays with metal finishes. An in-car camera and a two-tone roof round out the changes. The 2025 QX80 will reach dealers at the end of July. All prices mentioned above exclude Infiniti’s $1,995 delivery charge.