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The updated Infinity Q50 was revealed to the general public at the International Spring Geneva Motor Show in March 2017. The model is the first planned and not very deep restyling. The novelty has stylish elongated headlights with lensed optics and LED "eyelashes". The radiator grille is made in the corporate style and flaunts the manufacturer's logo. It consists of many diagonal intersecting ribs and a chrome edging along the contour. Below, on the front bumper, there is a rectangular air intake, also covered with a plastic mesh. On the sides of it, you can see special grooves with round fog lamps and LED lights. All in all, the car has received several minor cosmetic changes and has not lost its family traits. The Infiniti Ku50 is a four-door D-class sedan. Its overall dimensions are: length 4790 mm, width 1820 mm, height 1445 mm, and wheelbase 2850 mm. The Infinity Q50's ground clearance is 130 millimeters. This ground clearance is typical of vehicles designed for active driving. They hold the road perfectly, remain stable even at high speeds, and, most importantly, are less prone to roll over due to their low center of gravity. The Infinity Q50 trunk can please with good dimensions. The three-volume body is able to offer up to 500 liters of free space. Thanks to such spaciousness, the car can easily cope with the everyday asses of a city dweller and at any time will be able to embark on a long trip with several passengers on board and an abundance of luggage. In the domestic market, the Infinity Q50 is equipped with two engines, automatic transmissions, and rear or all-wheel drive. Thanks to the wide range and balance of units, the car copes with its tasks and is able to satisfy most of the needs of a potential buyer. The basic configurations of the Infinity Q50 are equipped with a 1991 cc in-line turbocharged petrol four. Thanks to the turbocharger, it develops 211 horsepower at 5500 rpm and 320 Nm of torque in the range from 1250 to 3500 rpm. In this configuration, the sedan accelerates to a hundred in 7.3 seconds, and the maximum speed, in turn, is equal to 245 kilometers per hour. The fuel consumption of the Infiniti Ku50 will be 9.3 liters of gasoline per hundred at an urban pace of movement with frequent acceleration and braking, 5.7 liters during a measured trip on a country road and 7 liters of fuel per hundred in the combined cycle. shaped turbocharged gasoline six with a volume of 2997 cubic centimeters. Thanks to the good displacement and two turbochargers, the engineers managed to squeeze out 405 horsepower at 6400 rpm and 475 Nm of torque in the range from 1600 to 5200 crankshaft revolutions per minute. With such a herd under the hood, the sedan takes off from zero to a hundred in 5.4 seconds, and the top speed is electronically limited to 250 kilometers per hour. Despite the high power and tremendous dynamics, the car is relatively economical. Fuel consumption of the Infinity Q50 will be 13.3 liters of gasoline per hundred at a city pace, 7 liters on the highway and 9.3 liters in a combined driving cycle. The basic configurations of the Infinity Q50 are equipped with a 1991 cc in-line turbocharged petrol four. Thanks to the turbocharger, it develops 211 horsepower at 5500 rpm and 320 Nm of torque in the range from 1250 to 3500 rpm. In this configuration, the sedan accelerates to a hundred in 7.3 seconds, and the maximum speed, in turn, is equal to 245 kilometers per hour. The fuel consumption of the Infiniti Ku50 will be 9.3 liters of gasoline per hundred at an urban pace of movement with frequent acceleration and braking, 5.7 liters during a measured trip on a suburban highway and 7 liters of fuel per hundred in a combined driving cycle. Top-end versions boast a V-shaped turbocharged petrol six with a volume of 2997 cubic centimeters. Thanks to the good displacement and two turbochargers, the engineers managed to squeeze out 405 horsepower at 6400 rpm and 475 Nm of torque in the range from 1600 to 5200 crankshaft revolutions per minute. With such a herd under the hood, the sedan takes off from zero to a hundred in 5.4 seconds, and the top speed is electronically limited to 250 kilometers per hour. Despite the high power and tremendous dynamics, the car is relatively economical. Fuel consumption of the Infinity Q50 will be 13.3 liters of gasoline per hundred at a city pace, 7 liters on the highway and 9.3 liters in a combined driving cycle. The Infinity Q50 keeps pace with the times. It has a stylish and dynamic design that will perfectly emphasize the character and status of its owner. Such a car will not dissolve in the gray everyday stream and will not get lost in the large parking lot of the shopping center. The salon is a kingdom of high-quality finishing materials, verified ergonomics and uncompromising comfort. Even a long trip will not be able to deliver even the slightest inconvenience. The manufacturer is well aware that, first of all, the car should give pleasure from driving. That is why the sedan is equipped with an excellent line of units that are a fusion of innovative technologies and unsurpassed Japanese quality. Infinity Q50 will last for many kilometers and will give you unforgettable emotions from every trip.