Infiniti Q70 Premium Select Edition unveiled

Infiniti's North American Q70 standard wheelbase range is gaining a new member. Called the Premium Select Edition, it boasts numerous cosmetic enhancements that are intended to add a bit more elegance.

The exterior features dark chrome trim and a set of 20” alloy wheels. At the rear, a spoiler plus a darkened finish for the lower portion of the bumper help to create a sportier appearance.

Infiniti Q70 Premium Select Edition (2016 North American Spec) Front Side

Inside, there's a choice of Graphite or Stone semi-aniline leather. Complementing the upholstery are floor mats with contrasting piping, a faux-suede headlining and aluminium surfaces. Illuminated doorsill kick plates provide a finishing touch.

As per the regular non-hybrid Q70, the engine selection comprises a 330 bhp (246 kW / 334 PS) 3.7 litre V6 and a 420 bhp (313 kW / 425 PS) 5.6 litre V8. Both options can be ordered with either rear- or all-wheel drive.

The 2016 Infiniti Q70 Premium Select Edition is scheduled to arrive at dealers in November.

Infiniti Q70 Premium Select Edition (2016 North American Spec) InteriorInfiniti Q70 Premium Select Edition (2016 North American Spec) Rear Side

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