The 2026 INFINITI QX60 is a genuinely different vehicle from what was on the lot last year, and it is worth understanding what changed before you compare prices. INFINITI applied a comprehensive refresh to the QX60 with styling directly inspired by the all-new QX80’s Artistry in Motion design language, a completely redesigned grille with a bamboo-forest-inspired illuminated three-dimensional INFINITI emblem, and a restyled bumper that gives the front end a dramatic new presence. Underneath the new styling is an equally significant mechanical change: the previous generation’s V6 has been replaced by a new 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder producing 268 horsepower and 286 lb-ft of torque paired with a nine-speed automatic, a powertrain decision worth understanding before you commit to a trim. INFINITI also introduced the first-ever Sport grade at $61,700 before destination, bringing a bold new personality between the Luxe and Autograph. INFINITI’s official press release confirms the QX60 starts at $51,200 before the $1,495 destination charge, with KBB listings already showing the Luxe trim at $57,606 against a $60,040 sticker, confirming real movement below sticker is available for buyers who shop multiple dealers. This guide covers current 2026 QX60 pricing across all four configurations, the engine change every buyer should know about, what each trim actually delivers, and how to get real competing dealer quotes before you negotiate.

2026 INFINITI QX60 Pricing Across Four Configurations

INFINITI’s official press release confirms pricing before the $1,495 destination charge: Pure at $51,200, Luxe at approximately $56,600, the new Sport at $61,700, and Autograph at $66,700. With the $1,495 destination charge, total starting prices run $52,695 on the Pure through $68,195 on the Autograph, with Cars.com independently confirming the range as $51,590 to $66,690 with destination. Front-wheel drive is standard on the Pure and Luxe, with all-wheel drive available as an option on those trims and standard on the Sport and Autograph. Every configuration seats seven passengers in a standard bench or six with available captain’s chairs, and every configuration uses the new turbocharged four-cylinder.

The QX60’s closest rivals are the Acura MDX, Volvo XC90, BMW X5, Genesis GV80, and Lincoln Aviator. As covered in this guide series’ other luxury vehicle articles, INFINITI does not publish dealer invoice pricing or holdback percentages. What you have instead is real transaction data: KBB listings already showing Luxe configurations at $57,606 against $60,040 MSRP, a $2,434 gap, and U.S. News confirming their Best Price Program delivers average savings of $3,300 off MSRP beating the national average 86 percent of the time. That context makes the negotiating conversation on the QX60 more grounded than on tightly-held luxury vehicles like the Kia Telluride. Our Insider Access to Dealer Pricing tool puts real competing local dealer quotes in front of you before you ever step onto a lot.

The Engine Change Every Buyer Should Know About

The most substantive mechanical change for 2026 is the replacement of the previous QX60’s 3.5-liter V6 with a new 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder producing 268 horsepower and 286 lb-ft of torque, paired with a nine-speed automatic transmission. This is the same category of engine change that generated significant buyer attention on the Buick Enclave earlier in this guide series, and it deserves the same honest treatment here.

The new turbocharged four-cylinder produces more torque than the old V6 and delivers improved fuel economy, with ratings running approximately 22 city and 28 highway MPG on AWD configurations. What it trades is the V6’s particular character: the smooth, linear power delivery that larger displacement engines provide without turbo lag. The 2.0-liter turbo’s 268 horsepower is adequate for the QX60’s three-row family SUV role, and INFINITI’s nine-speed automatic manages it competently. For buyers who are specifically coming from a V6 QX60 or cross-shopping V6-powered rivals like the Acura MDX, a test drive before committing is worth doing to confirm the new engine’s character matches your expectations, since the driving experience will be different from what prior-generation QX60 reviews describe.

Breaking Down the Four 2026 QX60 Configurations

Here is how the full lineup divides, keeping the AWD structure in mind since it differs by trim.

Pure ($51,200 before destination, FWD standard) is the entry point and arrives with the 2.0-liter turbo, nine-speed automatic, a 12.3-inch touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, seven-passenger seating via a standard second-row bench, heated front seats, heated exterior mirrors, ProPilot Assist semi-autonomous highway driving, and a comprehensive suite of INFINITI’s IntuLink safety technology including forward emergency braking, blind-spot monitoring, and lane departure prevention. AWD is available as an option. For buyers who want the QX60’s refreshed styling and standard safety technology at the most accessible starting price, the Pure covers the fundamentals well.

Luxe ($56,600 before destination, FWD standard with AWD available) adds genuine leather upholstery, memory driver’s seat, a power liftgate, a panoramic moonroof, heated second-row outboard seats, and a Bose 17-speaker premium audio system. KBB listings confirm Luxe configurations at $57,606 against $60,040 sticker, demonstrating real negotiating room at this trim level specifically. This is the configuration U.S. News’ Best Price Program delivers the clearest average savings against, making it the natural trim to request competing quotes on first.

Sport ($61,700 before destination, AWD standard) is the brand-new trim for 2026, the first Sport grade ever offered in the QX60 lineup. It is equipped exclusively with AWD and builds on the Luxe’s content with a unique Dusk Blue TailorFit seating treatment with combination blue and black upholstery and a black headliner, creating a distinctly more dramatic interior appearance than the standard neutral-toned lineup. Standard second-row captain’s chairs replace the bench at this trim, reducing capacity to six passengers but improving individual rear-seat comfort. The Sport’s visual identity, including its unique exterior and interior treatment, makes it the trim for buyers who want the QX60’s updated styling expressed most boldly.

Autograph ($66,700 before destination, AWD standard) tops the lineup as the most complete and most comfort-focused QX60 available. Standard equipment includes massaging climate-controlled front seats, the Klipsch Reference Premiere 20-speaker audio system, semi-aniline leather appointments with quilting, perforation, contrast stitching, and piping, a color head-up display, unique 20-inch alloy wheels, a two-tone contrast roof, dark exterior trim, and black open-pore ash wood trim with metal inlays. The Autograph represents INFINITI’s most comprehensive expression of the QX60 formula, combining the refreshed exterior with the most refined and fully appointed cabin in the lineup.

Seating, Cargo, and the Captain’s Chair Trade-Off

The QX60’s seating configuration shifts between trims in a way worth noting before you request dealer quotes. The Pure and Luxe use a standard second-row bench for seven-passenger capacity, while the Sport and Autograph use second-row captain’s chairs as standard, reducing capacity to six. If your household regularly carries seven passengers and that capacity is non-negotiable, your realistic trim choices are Pure and Luxe, which changes the price comparison for your situation. If six-passenger capacity with improved individual second-row comfort serves your household better, the Sport and Autograph open up as fully relevant options.

Cargo space behind the third row runs approximately 14.4 cubic feet, growing to 40.9 cubic feet behind the second row and 75.0 cubic feet maximum with all rear seats folded. Three rows of genuine usable seating distinguishes the QX60 from two-row luxury SUVs at similar price points, and it is worth confirming which seating configuration, bench or captain’s chairs, is fitted to any specific vehicle you are quoted before finalizing a comparison.

Current 2026 INFINITI QX60 Incentives and Financing

INFINITI Financial Services periodically offers promotional lease and financing terms for qualified buyers, and given the comprehensive 2026 refresh bringing new exterior styling, a new engine, and a new Sport grade, dealers are motivated to move inventory on this updated model. U.S. News’ Best Price Program independently confirms average savings of $3,300 off MSRP on vehicles run through their program, with 86 percent of shoppers beating the national average, a useful benchmark for what prepared buyers are routinely achieving.

INFINITI also maintains military appreciation pricing for active duty and veteran buyers, along with first responder discounts. The QX60 carries INFINITI’s standard 4-year/60,000-mile limited warranty and 6-year/70,000-mile powertrain coverage, notably better powertrain protection than the 4-year/50,000-mile coverage offered by Mercedes-Benz and competitive with Cadillac’s offering. Getting a real local dealer quote that reflects both negotiated pricing and current incentives through our Insider Access to Dealer Pricing tool gives you the clearest picture of your actual out-the-door cost before visiting a single dealership.

What a Realistic Price Looks Like Across the Lineup

Based on KBB listing data confirming real dealer pricing, U.S. News’ $3,300 average savings benchmark, and the QX60’s positioning in a competitive three-row luxury segment, here is what a realistic negotiated outcome looks like. On the Pure, targeting $49,500 to $50,700 with destination reflects what prepared buyers are achieving. On the Luxe, $57,500 to $58,900 is achievable with competing quotes from multiple dealers, consistent with the $57,606 KBB listing already confirmed. On the new Sport, targeting $60,000 to $62,000 reflects realistic expectations for a brand-new trim in its first model year, where demand may be slightly firmer than on the established trims. On the Autograph, targeting $64,500 to $66,500 represents a fair deal for well-prepared buyers.

These targets assume you have gathered competing quotes from multiple local INFINITI dealers, confirmed AWD or FWD preference on Pure and Luxe trims before comparing quotes since that choice adds meaningfully to the price, confirmed seating configuration (bench versus captain’s chairs) before comparing Sport and Luxe quotes directly, and kept trade-in discussions completely separate from the new vehicle price negotiation.

Get Local INFINITI Dealers Competing for Your QX60 Purchase

With real dealer listings already showing $2,434 below sticker on Luxe configurations and U.S. News confirming average savings of $3,300 off MSRP across their Best Price Program, shopping multiple INFINITI dealers against each other is the most reliable way to find how much further your specific configuration can move. Click the “Get Prices” button above, select the 2026 QX60 configuration you are considering, and you will receive real pricing from local INFINITI dealers competing directly for your purchase, typically within minutes and without visiting a single showroom.

Whether the value-focused Pure, the comfort-forward Luxe, the newly introduced Sport’s bold personality, or the fully appointed Autograph fits your family best, getting competing offers first means you walk into any final negotiation already knowing what other dealers in your area are willing to offer for the most dramatically refreshed QX60 INFINITI has ever brought to market.