2017 Infiniti QX70 Limited Design and Release Date

The new 2017 Infiniti QX70 Limited made its debut at the New York International Auto show on March 26th. Available in rear-wheel or all-wheel drive, the QX70 Infiniti Limited release date is right around the corner — the model is set to go on sale at Infiniti retailers nationwide in just a few weeks. Continue reading to find out more about the QX70 Limited design and technology features.

QX70 Limited gets redesigned with exterior and interior enhancements

The Limited model’s exterior enhancements include a unique front fascia, LED daytime running lights, and a new grille design. Other features include body-color side air vents, dark-finish outside mirror housings, and a stainless steel rear bumper protector. To top it all off, the model has a rear hatch-mounted “Limited” badge and unique 21×9.5-inch multi spoke premium paint finished aluminum-alloy wheels.

Inside, the QX70 Limited features a high-contrast Graphite and Stone-colored interior treatment. Other enhancements include a dark-colored headliner, open pore wood trim with aluminum flake trim on the console, deep pillow quilting on the center console and aluminum trimmed pedals. The seats also have deep pillow quilting and are made from high-contrast leather with Graphite outside sections and Stone inserts. They also have Stone color stitching, as do the steering wheel and shifter boot. Heating and cooling seats are standard in the model, as well.

All of these new, sleek features work together to give an extra touch of class to this beautiful, dramatically styled crossover.

Infiniti QX70 Limited engine specs and technology features

Similar to all QX70s, the Limited will be powered by a 325-horsepower 3.7-liter V6. The engine is matched with a 7-speed automatic transmission featuring Adaptive Shift Control (ASC). The model will also offer an array of advanced technology systems, such as an Around View® Monitor system with Moving Objection Detection (MOD), Intelligent Cruise Control, Lane Departure Warning (LDW) and Lane Departure Prevention (LDP) to keep drivers safe and focused on the road.