- Infiniti has revealed the 2026 QX80, which now features a newly added Sport trim.
- The Sport trim adds dark exterior details, Y-spoke wheels, and a two-tone interior.
- Pricing rises by $1,300 while the destination charge increases by an additional $195.
The redesigned Infiniti QX80 has been a hit with consumers as US sales surged 47.1% through the first six months of the year. It’s a rare bright spot for the luxury brand as the QX80 was the only model to post a sales increase in the first half of the year.
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Given that success, Infiniti isn’t letting up as they’ve introduced the 2026 model, which gains an all-new Sport trim. It replaces the Sensory grade and follows in the footsteps of the QX60 Sport.
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Looking dark and menacing, the QX80 Sport has a revised grille and a unique front bumper, joined by special 22-inch wheels with Y-style spokes. Buyers will also find several dark accents, including the mirror caps, roof rails, trim, and badging.
Four different colors will be available, including Mineral Black, Radiant White, Grand Blue, and Dynamic Metal. The latter three can be paired with an optional Black Obsidian roof for an even more unique appearance.
The colorful cabin features a Dusk Blue interior with semi-aniline leather in black and blue, with the seats getting diamond-pattern perforation.
The dark theme continues elsewhere as the luxury SUV comes equipped with Dark Brown open-pore ash wood trim and dark matte chrome accents. Buyers will also find a graphite headliner to keep things moody.
Besides the special touches, the $101,950 QX80 Sport comes nicely equipped with dual 14.3-inch displays, a lower 9-inch climate control screen, and a head-up display. That’s on top of heated, ventilated, and massaging front seats as well as a 24-speaker Klipsch premium audio system. Rounding out the highlights are a biometric cooling system, a frameless digital rearview mirror, and a 64-color ambient lighting system.
Despite the name, the model continues to be powered by a twin-turbo 3.5-liter V6 engine developing 450 hp (336 kW / 456 PS) and 516 lb-ft (699 Nm) of torque. It’s connected to a nine-speed automatic transmission and a standard four-wheel drive system.
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The addition of the Sport trim appears to be the only major change for 2026, and the model will arrive at dealers late this summer. When it does, customers will find the entry-level QX80 Pure has climbed to begin at $83,750. That’s a sizable jump as the 2025 model began at $82,450 and had a cheaper $1,995 destination fee.
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2026 Infiniti QX80 Pricing
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