A coupe-like version of the Infiniti QX60 may be coming to challenge the BMW X6.
A new trademark filing may be a sign Infiniti is preparing to launch an SUV positioned between its QX60 and QX80 models., Infiniti parent Nissan filed trademark protection for"QX65" with the United States Patent and Trademark Office on Dec. 22, 2022, for use on land vehicles., the QX65 name may indicate a coupe-like version of the QX60 SUV is coming.
Automakers will often trademark a name without the intention of using it to safeguard the name should the situation change. However, there has been some talk of Infiniti launching an SUV related to the QX60.based on the platform of the three-row QX60 by around 2025. Such a vehicle would challenge the BMW X6 and Mercedes-Benz GLE-Class Coupe.
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