INFINITI Q60 PURE, LUXE, Q60S & More

Last updated August 4, 2026

INFINITI Q60

The Q60 lineup starts with the Base Model group: 2.0t, 2.0t Pure, 3.0t Pure, Journey, PURE, and base. These deliver the coupe’s dramatic shape and core luxury features without the richer extras found above them. The Mid-Level group includes 2.0t Luxe, 2.0t Premium, 3.0t Luxe, 3.0t Premium, and LUXE; it is the comfort-and-tech branch, known especially for a moonroof and Bose audio. The Sport Styling group covers 3.0t Sport, Q60S, and Q60S Limited. These versions put more emphasis on handling, brakes, supportive seats, and driver involvement. The High Performance group includes IPL and RED SPORT 400, the performance flagships of their respective eras, with stronger engine tuning and more serious suspension and brake hardware.

What each trim is known for

INFINITI Q60 Base Model

Base Model

2.0t2.0t Pure3.0t PureJourneyPUREbase

The Base Model trim level groups 2.0t, 2.0t Pure, 3.0t Pure, Journey, PURE, and base models as the simplest route to the Q60’s sleek shape and core luxury-coupe experience.

Best for: Drivers who want the Q60’s style and everyday comfort without paying for extra luxury or performance hardware.


Highlights

  • Core Q60 coupe styling and driver-focused cabin
  • Power front seats and an automatic transmission across the member trims
  • Turbo four-cylinder or V6 power, depending on year and badge
  • Core infotainment and automatic climate-control features
3 in stock
INFINITI Q60 Mid-Level

Mid-Level

2.0t Luxe2.0t Premium3.0t Luxe3.0t PremiumLUXE

The Mid-Level trim level — 2.0t Luxe, 2.0t Premium, 3.0t Luxe, 3.0t Premium, and LUXE — is the comfort-focused step up, built around richer everyday luxury rather than sharper handling.

Best for: Shoppers who value a more polished cabin, upgraded audio, and added convenience over performance-focused hardware.


Highlights

  • Power moonroof
  • Bose premium audio
  • Comfort-focused cabin upgrades
  • On later LUXE models, semi-aniline leather, heated front seats, and a heated steering wheel

Adds the comfort equipment that defines Premium and LUXE, especially a power moonroof and Bose audio. Later LUXE models also bring richer leather, heated touch points, a surround-view camera, and adaptive cruise control.

10 in stock
INFINITI Q60 Sport Styling

Sport Styling

3.0t SportQ60SQ60S Limited

The Sport Styling trim level — 3.0t Sport, Q60S, and Q60S Limited — is the driver-focused branch, with sharper suspension, stronger brakes, supportive seats, and sportier cabin or exterior details.

Best for: Drivers who want a more involved Q60 without making maximum engine output the main priority.


Highlights

  • Sport-tuned or adaptive suspension
  • Larger sport brakes
  • Supportive sport seats
  • A manual transmission on some Q60S models or paddle shifters on 3.0t Sport

Shifts the emphasis from comfort to control with sport-tuned or adaptive suspension, larger brakes, supportive seats, and more direct shift controls.

1 in stock
INFINITI Q60 High Performance

High Performance

IPLRED SPORT 400

The High Performance trim level — IPL and RED SPORT 400 — represents the Q60’s performance flagship, pairing higher-output V6 power with upgraded suspension, brakes, and distinctive sport details.

Best for: Shoppers drawn to the Q60 mainly for stronger acceleration, sharper responses, and a more aggressive personality.


Highlights

  • Higher-output V6 performance
  • Performance-tuned or adaptive suspension
  • Larger sport brakes
  • IPL hardtop-convertible details or RED SPORT carbon-fiber cabin trim

Adds the more powerful flagship treatment. IPL combines its tuned V6 with convertible-specific performance and comfort equipment, while RED SPORT 400 brings 400 hp, adaptive suspension, paddle shifters, and red-caliper sport brakes.

3 in stock

Trim comparison

FeatureMid-LevelBase ModelSport StylingHigh Performance
Includes
2.0t Luxe, 2.0t Premium, 3.0t Luxe, 3.0t Premium, LUXE10 in stock
2.0t, 2.0t Pure, 3.0t Pure, Journey, PURE, base3 in stock
3.0t Sport, Q60S, Q60S Limited1 in stock
IPL, RED SPORT 4003 in stock
Powertrain identityTurbo four-cylinder or V6; varies by yearTurbo four-cylinder or V6; varies by yearV6Tuned V6; RED SPORT 400 has 400 hp
Defining comfort featuresMoonroof; later LUXE adds heated seats and wheelCore power-seat and climate featuresSupportive sport seatsSport seats; IPL adds climate-controlled seats
Premium audioBose premium audioCore audio systemBose on Q60S modelsBose open-air audio on IPL
Suspension focusComfort-focusedEveryday-focusedSport-tuned or adaptivePerformance-tuned or adaptive
Brake hardwareRegular setupRegular setupLarger sport brakesLarger sport brakes
Shift controlsAutomaticAutomaticManual on some Q60S models; paddles on 3.0t SportAutomatic with paddle shifters
Design themeRicher luxury trimEssential Q60 stylingCarbon fiber on 3.0t Sport; dark trim on LimitedIPL-exclusive details or RED SPORT carbon fiber

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between the Q60 PURE and LUXE?

In recent years, both use the same 300-hp twin-turbo V6. LUXE adds upscale daily-use features such as richer leather, heated front seats and steering wheel, Bose audio, a moonroof, an around-view camera, and adaptive cruise control.

What's the difference between the Q60 LUXE and RED SPORT 400?

On later Q60s, LUXE is the comfort-focused 300-hp trim, while RED SPORT 400 is the 400-hp performance model. RED SPORT also adds adaptive suspension, larger sport brakes, paddle shifters, navigation, and sportier cabin trim.

How does the Q60 3.0t Sport compare with the RED SPORT 400?

The 3.0t Sport has much of the serious handling hardware but keeps the 300-hp V6 tune. Both feature adaptive suspension, upgraded brakes, sport seats, and paddle shifters, while RED SPORT 400 adds the stronger 400-hp engine tune.

What's the difference between the Q60 2.0t Pure and 2.0t Luxe?

Both use the 208-hp turbo four-cylinder and seven-speed automatic. In the 2018-era lineup, 2.0t Luxe adds a power moonroof, 13-speaker Bose audio, a garage-door opener, and an auto-dimming mirror over the simpler 2.0t Pure.

What's the difference between the Q60 2.0t Premium and 3.0t Premium?

The engine is the main difference. Early in the redesigned Q60's run, 2.0t Premium used a 208-hp turbo four-cylinder, while 3.0t Premium had a 300-hp twin-turbo V6. Both focused on comfort with a moonroof and Bose audio.

Which Q60 trim should I pick if I mainly want the styling and V6?

On 2019-2022 cars, PURE is the straightforward pick. It has the same 300-hp twin-turbo V6 and dramatic coupe shape as LUXE, but leaves out many of the added comfort, camera, audio, and driver-assistance features.

Which Q60 trim is the better everyday luxury choice?

In the later three-trim lineup, LUXE is the well-rounded daily-use choice. It keeps the 300-hp V6 and adds heated features, richer leather, Bose audio, a moonroof, an around-view camera, and adaptive cruise control.

Which Q60 trim should I look for if acceleration matters most?

RED SPORT 400 is the one to look for. In the redesigned lineup, it uses the highest-output 400-hp twin-turbo V6 and pairs it with adaptive suspension, larger brakes, paddle shifters, and performance-focused cabin details.

What is the Q60 3.0t Sport trim?

The 3.0t Sport is a driver-focused 300-hp trim from the earlier part of the redesigned Q60's run. It adds adaptive suspension, larger brakes, supportive sport seats, paddle shifters, carbon-fiber trim, and driver memory.

Are Q60 Premium and LUXE the same trim?

They fill a similar comfort-focused role, but the names depend on the model year. INFINITI used Premium early in the redesigned Q60's run, then adopted PURE and LUXE naming for 2018. Always compare equipment on the exact car.

What's the difference between the older Q60S and Q60S Limited?

Q60S is the older driver's trim with firmer suspension, larger brakes, sport seats, and a six-speed manual in coupe form. Q60S Limited builds on that formula with black exterior accents, a sport exhaust, added cabin technology, and manual or automatic versions.

Is IPL just the old name for RED SPORT 400?

No. IPL was the performance version of the older retractable-hardtop Q60 Convertible, using a 343-hp 3.7-liter V6. RED SPORT 400 belongs to the redesigned coupe era and uses a 400-hp 3.0-liter twin-turbo V6.

Do I need a higher Q60 trim to get Apple CarPlay?

Not on the latest cars. Wireless Apple CarPlay is standard on every 2022 Q60 trim, including PURE. Earlier cars differ: Apple CarPlay and Android Auto became standard across the lineup for 2020, initially through a wired connection.