2020 Infiniti Q60

What We Like

Performance: Not only does the Q60 look like a high-performance sports coupe, but it also has the power to back up those looks. Even the base-level Q60 has a twin-turbo V6 engine that puts out a plentiful 300 horsepower; for those who want a bit more oomph, the Red Sport 400 ups the power to 400 horses. The Q60 is quick off the line with either output, and power is delivered smoothly via a seven-speed automatic transmission. (No manual gearbox is offered.)

Interior: While the interior design may look a bit dated, it still has a premium vibe with high-quality materials throughout the cabin. The Q60 can be fitted with heated leather-trimmed seats, a heated steering wheel, and a high-end Bose® audio system, depending on the trim level. Available aluminum or black carbon-fiber trim materials add to the premium feel.

Driver-assist tech: The Infiniti Q60 is available with a wide range of advanced high-tech driver-assist features. With its optional suite of driver aids, the Q60 can be equipped with an Around View monitor, automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection, adaptive cruise control, lane departure prevention, blind-spot intervention, and backup collision intervention.

What Needs Improvement

Infotainment: Infiniti updated the Q60’s dual-screen infotainment system for the 2020 model year. While it now has Apple CarPlay^® and Android Auto^™ standard, it is still not the most intuitive system on the market. Both screens can be operated via touch, but the upper screen can also be operated via a rotary controller on the center console, which can be confusing. A single larger screen like those used by the Q60’s competitors would be more intuitive.