Used INFINITI QX30 for Sale

What's New in the 2022 INFINITI QX30?

For 2019, the Luxe trim can now be equipped with Infiniti's InTouch navigation and InTouch services, as well as a new 19-in wheel package.

Which QX30 is the Best?

We think the QX30 rides best when rolling on 18-in wheels, so we'd say go with either the Luxe or the Essential AWD models. You'll get great handling, added traction and ride height (great for driving in snow) and a few more option package choices. The Sport model has the best handling of the bunch, but its stiff ride and loud interior are definite drawbacks.

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How Much Does a 2022 INFINITI QX30 Cost?

The 2019 Infiniti QX30 is offered with FWD or AWD. Trims for the FWD QX30 include the Pure, Luxe, Essential and Sport, while AWD is only offered on the Luxe and Essential trims.

The QX30 Pure ($31,145) includes Intelligent Key keyless entry and push-button start, dual-zone automatic climate control, cloth seating, forward emergency braking, cruise control, a rearview monitor, Bluetooth, a 7-in touchscreen with Infiniti InTouch apps, an 8-way manually adjustable driver's seat with 4-way power lumbar, 18-in alloy wheels with all-season run-flat tires, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, an electronic parking brake, power-folding heated side mirrors, an auto-dimming driver's-side outside mirror and a 6-speaker AM/FM/XM/CD audio system with two USB ports.

The QX30 Luxe ($33,995, FWD; $35,995, AWD) adds a panoramic moonroof, 8-way power front seats with 4-way power lumbar for both driver and passenger, leatherette seating, memory for the driver's seat and mirrors, heated front seats, a rear-seat pass-through, an auto entry/exit system and gloss black interior accents. AWD versions add unique front and rear lower fascias, an additional 1.2 inches in ride height, unique side sills and roof rails and unique 18-in alloy wheels.

The QX30 Essential ($40,195, FWD; $42,395, AWD) adds a 10-speaker Bose audio system, rain-sensing wipers, heated windshield washers, adaptive front lighting, LED fog lamps, Nappa leather seating, blind spot warning and roof rails.

The QX30 Sport ($42,095) adds a sport suspension, 19-in run-flat summer tires and alloy wheels, unique body extensions and fascias, a gloss-black grille, a 0.6-in reduction in ride height, aluminum pedal finishers, a flat-bottom steering wheel, cross-drilled front brake rotors, Intelligent Park Assist, sport seats in leatherette and suede-like fabric and the Around-View Monitor with moving-object detection.

Options for the QX30 are bundled into packages. Some of the more notable include the Navigation package (a 7-in touchscreen with navigation, Infiniti InTouch Services, front and rear parking sensors), and the ProAssist package (lane-departure warning, Intelligent Cruise Control, high beam assist and Intelligent Park Assist). Other packages include the City Black package (Sport) and the Cafe Theme Teak package (Essential AWD).