Infiniti has unveiled its two-door Q60 concept car at the 2015 North American International Auto Show.
The car is powered by 3.0-liter V6 engine, which has direct injection and twin-turbocharging. The engine claimed to reduce fuel consumption and carbon dioxide emission of the vehicle and boosts power and torque for better driving experience.
Q60 Concept features Infiniti Direct Adaptive Steering system, which facilitates independent control of the car's steering inputs and tire angle.
According to Infiniti, the Direct Adaptive Steering system was developed after 10 years of research and it is presently featured in its other flagship Q50.
The car also features a fully customizable digital environment dubbed Infiniti InTuition system, which works with the vehicle's advanced Intelligent Keys.
It is capable of recognizing vehicle settings like cooling, audio, navigation, and telematics preferences for up to four different drivers.
The car has sharp edges, precise lines, striking dips in the body sides which give it a powerful road presence.
Q60 Concept measures 4690 mm in length, has 1865 mm of width and it has height of 1370 mm. It has coupe-style exterior lines and aerodynamic tail spoiler, double arch grille which makes the car visually appealing.
The car also features 21-inch wheels and is fitted with hand stitched leather-wrapped instrument panel, door inserts and steering wheel.
Infiniti executive design director Alfonso Albaisa said: "The Q60 Concept is Infiniti's vision for a sports coupe.
"Design, performance and premium quality - these are what makes a sports coupe stand above the crowd. And these are what you'll find on the definitive Q60 Concept."
