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INFINITI recently revealed updates and pricing for the Q50 luxury sedan. The 2021 model year brings a new trim level, additional colors, more optional features, and slight increase to the model’s MSRP.
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The SENSORY trim level
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Last year, the INFINITI Q50 only offered the PURE, LUXE, and RED SPORT trims. For 2021, the model will also offer the penultimate SENSORY trim. The SENSORY model comes with a 16-speaker Bose sound system, black open-pore interior wood trim, and leather upholstery. It also features the same unique fascia found on the RED SPORT model, along with the range-topping trim’s power-folding, auto-dimming exterior mirrors.
But looks aren’t everything — under the hood, the SENSORY model has much more in common with the rest of its siblings. Like the PURE and LUXE models, the SENSORY has a 300-horsepower engine, while the RED SPORT maintains its exclusive hold over the 400-horsepower V6 mill. The new SENSORY trim starts at $47,600, while the RED SPORT boasts a starting MSRP of $57,750.
Other updates
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For the 2021 model year, the Q50 gained additional standard driver-assist technology. Now, every model is equipped with the following features: Blind Spot Warning; High Beam Assist; an Intelligent Around View Monitor with Moving Object Detection; Intelligent Cruise Control; Distance Control Assist; Backup Collision Intervention, and Lane Departure Warning, which now includes haptic steering feedback.
RED SPORT models now offer a Black Matte Carbon Fiber interior and exterior trim package. You can also choose from two new exterior colors on the Q50: Slate Gray and Grand Blue.
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Pricing
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The base-level 2021 INFINITI Q50 starts at $36,600, which is $200 more than the 2020 model. The all-wheel drive variant also received a $200 price increase, with a starting MSRP $38,600.
The 2021 INFINITI Q50 is currently available in North America.
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