Infiniti has introduced a new Q60 sports coupe at the 2016 North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) in Detroit.
The vehicle is powered by 3.0-liter V6 twin-turbo engine which is the part of the company's exclusive 'VR' powertrain family and is capable of generating power output of 400hp.
Infinity will also give an option to customers for a smaller, 2.0-liter, single-turbo engine. That 4-cylinder engine will give a power output of 208hp.
The company has given expressive proportions and taut, muscular lines to the car along with sharp angles that was showcased at the 2015 NAIAS.
Infinity is offering optional Dynamic Digital Suspension, which is designed to provide crisp handling responses and superior ride comfort.
The automaker has also added second-generation Direct Adaptive Steering brings to improved levels of steering feel and feedback to the Q60.
It has also added Drive Mode Selector that will facilitate the drivers to personalize the steering's precise responses to suit their preferences.
Infiniti Motor president Roland Krueger said: "The Infiniti Q60 conveys a powerful elegance through its daring design, next-generation ride and handling technologies, and powertrains offering up to 400hp.
"The Q60 will attract new customers to the Infiniti brand and affirm our position in the sports coupe segment.
