The new Infiniti QX55 lifts design from FX, but brings a modern twist
The new Infiniti QX55 has been unveiled at an event in Los Angeles. At a glance, the SUV looks in keeping with the company’s existing design style, but there are a number of features to highlight.
At the front, a familiar Infiniti double-arch grille is decorated with a new pattern that has been inspired by origami, taking on the appearance of delicately folded paper linking together.
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