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2022 Infiniti QX80 Interior and Cargo
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It may not be as contemporary or minimalistic as more modern rivals, but the QX80 can never be accused of having a flimsy-feeling interior. On the contrary, everything feels hewn from granite; the leather upholstery, decorative adornments, and switchgear all feel exquisitely crafted. In fact, it feels more substantial than the GLS 450. The redesigned infotainment system and reworked HVAC interface have assuaged some of the ergonomic issues but still, the cabin isn't as user-friendly as more modern competitors. At least it's well-equipped - even the base QX80 Luxe boasts features such as three-zone climate control and wonderfully supportive, leather-wrapped seating with 10-way power adjustment for the driver. Interior space and passenger comfort are where the QX80 excels, with plenty of room for up to eight occupants. Even those relegated to the third row are blessed with impressive levels of space and comfort, although taller adults will prefer the front or middle rows. 2022 QX80 Interior Photos
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Thanks to the large exterior dimensions, the QX80 can seat seven or eight passengers (depending on the interior configuration) across three rows. The Infiniti ships standard with a pair of captain's chairs in the second row, but buyers can opt for more traditional bench seating. Passengers of all shapes and sizes will find nothing to complain about up front. The driving position is well-judged and the leather-lined pews prove immensely comfortable. It's a similar story in the second row, with plenty of head- and legroom up for grabs. The more practical eight-seater setup does rob occupants of comfort, but it's no hardship back there. Lankier individuals will struggle in the third row, though, due to a raised floor. It is best left for ferrying kids about or short trips. Impressively, the third row of seats has a power-folding mechanism. Ingress and egress into the capacious cabin isn't a stressful situation; the standard running boards will come in handy for those of short stature. 2022 Infiniti QX80 Interior Dimensions
Infiniti QX80 TrimsLuxePremium SelectSensory Seating777 Headroom Front Seat39.9 in.39.9 in.39.9 in. Headroom Back Seat40 in.40 in.40 in. Legroom Front Seat39.6 in.39.6 in.39.6 in. Legroom Back Seat41 in.41 in.41 in. Shoulder Room Front63.8 in.63.8 in.63.8 in. Shoulder Room Rear63.5 in.63.5 in.63.5 in. Hip Room, Front59.2 in.59.2 in.59.2 in. Hip Room, Rear58.4 in.58.4 in.58.4 in. Interior Colors and Materials
All three trim levels receive leather seating, but the range-topping Sensory derivative gains quilted semi-aniline hide. The Luxe is only available with either Graphite (black) or Wheat (beige) leather trim, paired with a fetching Charcoal Burl wood finish. Premium Select models keep the Graphite option, but drop the Wheat option in favor of Sahara Stone, or a rich-looking Truffle Brown leather trim, also available with Charcoal Burl or Matte Mocha Burl. Lastly, the Sensory has the same upholstery colors as the Premium Select, but switches out the Truffle Brown for Saddle Brown. All trims have a leather-wrapped steering wheel and shift knob but only the Sensory has a Graphite upper interior, including the pillar and headliner. Now Buzzing First Drive 2023 Toyota Crown First Drive Review: A Tale Of Two Hybrids Sports Cars 2023 BMW M2 Coming With Optional Center-Lock Wheels Electric Vehicles Tesla Cybertruck Spotted With Production-Ready Rear End Tuning 700-Horsepower 2023 Nissan Z By AMS Performance Hits Nine-Second Quarter Mile Crash Watch A Seventh-Gen Toyota Hilux Truck Launch Into The Air After Losing Control Electric Vehicles Rivian Angers R1T Customers By Removing A Desirable Feature From The Electric Truck 2022 QX80 Trunk and Cargo Space
You certainly can't complain about the QX80's cargo space. With all three rows of seats in place, there's a usable 16.6 cubic feet of space up for grabs. While not massive, it's perfectly usable for the weekly trip to the grocery store. If more space is needed, the third row can be collapsed, providing a sizeable 49.6 cubes of space. With space for five passengers, there's plenty of room in the cargo area for a fortnight's worth of luggage. If you require even more space, the second row can be folded to offer a simply cavernous 95.1 cubes of packing space. As impressive as this is, the Lincoln Navigator bests the QX80 with a maximum of 103.3 cubic feet. Both are far better than the Lexus LX 600, which is only able to muster up a maximum of 71 cubes, depending on the model. Passengers have plenty of storage space. As is fitting for a car that can carry up to eight people, the QX80, naturally, boasts a glove compartment, overhead sunglass storage, front and rear door pockets, four cup holders, and eight bottle holders, along with map pockets for rear passengers. 2022 Infiniti QX80 Trunk and Cargo Space Photos
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Infiniti QX80 TrimsLuxePremium SelectSensory Box Height (Area)36.7 in.36.7 in.36.7 in. 2022 QX80 Infotainment and Features
Features
The QX80 is offered in three trims, all with varying specification levels. The Luxe boasts three-zone climate control, a powered liftgate, a heated steering wheel and front seats, a wireless smartphone charger, and power-adjustable front seats with memory. The Infiniti QX80 in base spec has a power-folding third row and power steering column. Naturally, it's the range-topping Sensory that has the most features. The semi-aniline-trimmed leather seats now gain ventilation, with second-row passengers enjoying heating. It's not just decadent luxury up for grabs; the QX80 is packed full of safety and driver-assist features. All QX80 models have a surround-view monitor with moving object detection, a universal garage door remote, intelligent cruise control, blind-spot intervention, forward collision warning, and backup collision intervention. Lane departure mitigation and forward emergency braking with pedestrian detection are also standard, as is trailer sway control for that impressive towing capacity. Infotainment
The QX80 has, thankfully, received an extensive update to its infotainment system. For the 2022 model year, Infiniti has bestowed the big SUV with a 12.3-inch high-definition touchscreen display, referred to as Infiniti InTouch. Apple CarPlay is now standard, along with USB-based Android Auto compatibility. Additionally, widescreen navigation is part of the package, and all models receive five years of access to premium traffic and MapCare. Aside from that, a Wi-Fi hotspot is also available. The standard audio setup is a 13-speaker Bose sound system, although a 17-speaker unit from Bose is added to the Sensory. SiriusXM, HD Radio, and USB ports are also standard across the range. The Sensory trim level also gains a rear-seat entertainment package, with eight-inch screens mounted in the back of the driver and front-passenger's headrests. Popular Comparisons
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