From the looks of it, Infiniti is just as excited as us for the launch of its Q60 concept that is set to preview the production model of the G37‘s replacement. As we eagerly await the unveiling, set to take place at the 2015 Detroit motor show, Infiniti has released a multitude of images to keep us busy.
On paper, the Infiniti Q60 is still a concept but judging from what is shown here, the finished article should be a carbon copy of said vehicle – staying true to design director, Johan de Nysschen‘s words of having it “very, very close to the next Q60.”
Hints of the Infiniti Q50 Eau Rouge are evident in the concept’s bold front grille, along with the ‘split’ front bumper which further adds a hint of menace. Unfortunately, the concept’s delectable stance is unlikely to be replicated in the production model due to the absence of the massive 21-inch wheels equipped here.
When viewed from its side, the first detail that’s bound to pique one’s attention is probably the crescent-shaped ‘kink’ in the C-pillar, as seen on the Infiniti Q50. In true Japanese fashion, the rear of the car seems to possess a rather fussy outlook.
The extroverted exhaust layout seems destined to be just another concept-only addition. Apart from that, expect a slight reworking of the tail lamps and perhaps a less pronounced rear lip spoiler. Factor in the possibility of a subtler side vent aft of the front wheels and we could be looking at the production Q60 already.
Stepping inside reveals what could be the biggest clue as to how close the concept is to becoming a production model. With quilted leather seats and door panels along with hints of carbon-fibre to set the mood, the entire layout looks as if it could be featured in any current (albeit higher-end) Infiniti model.
As for technical specifications go, Infiniti has yet to reveal anything – fair enough, when the firm still views it as a concept. We’re keeping our fingers crossed for a hotter, M4-rivalling Q60 to materialise in the near future. Meanwhile, let us keep calm and wait for January 13 to come.
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Fuel no subsidy, car excite duty continue. So means the gov win all. Never keep their promise, tin kosong, simply shoot. When near election, only reduce car price little, hopping you will forget everything. KNN.
Does Malaysian Goverment related to Infinity? Potato’s remember.
is it infinity a car? does government promise to reduce car price if yes it is….
So that means we will have new Nissan’s Fairlady Z, the 380Z…. :v
I dun think so, GT-R also is under Nissan badge, not Infiniti
As with past Infiniti coupes, this one will be the next Skyline coupe.
Now that the GTR is a brand unto itself, the Skyline can focus being a GT. Big, comfortable and well appointed.
Look Korean…
Why can’t Almera’s design be this nice?
Design-wise, I have to say this is the best effort from Infiniti so far and the result is quite stunning to say the least, compared to their recent creations. The front-end design blends well with the sculpted bodywork – the front air intake outer lines has some hints of the current Maserati Ghibli which is not a bad thing. And slim headlights/rear lights further enhanced its avantgarde appearance. The interior looks great too. Wonder if the performance will be as outstanding as the look..
Really good design inside outside. Andit looks practical as well. Hopefully it will translate into production car.
make it 4 door, 300hp or above, price below rm300k – i’ll take 1
front end looks abit from maserati granturismo