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Acura MDX
A long-established Japanese luxury three-row SUV emphasizing V6 power, available SH-AWD® and a performance-oriented approach to family versatility.
See how the 2027 INFINITI QX60 compares with the Acura MDX, Lexus TX, Volvo XC90, Audi Q7 and Cadillac XT6 through the lens of comfort, versatility, performance, technology and everyday luxury.
*2027 QX60 LUXE FWD starting MSRP. MSRP excludes destination and handling, tax, title, license and options. Retailer sets actual price.

Three-row luxury SUV shoppers have no shortage of choices. The QX60 competes with established models spanning Japanese, European and American luxury brands. Kelly INFINITI is building detailed head-to-head research for each matchup, beginning with our completed QX60 vs Acura MDX comparison.
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A long-established Japanese luxury three-row SUV emphasizing V6 power, available SH-AWD® and a performance-oriented approach to family versatility.
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A spacious three-row Lexus positioned around passenger utility, multiple powertrain choices and a comfort-focused interpretation of modern luxury.
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A Scandinavian luxury SUV recognized for restrained design, mild-hybrid powertrains and a three-row cabin available with six or seven seats.
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A German three-row luxury SUV combining standard quattro® all-wheel drive, digital technology and available six-cylinder performance.
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An American three-row luxury SUV offering up to seven-passenger seating, available all-wheel drive and a choice of turbocharged or V6 power.
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These five vehicles give QX60 shoppers a useful cross-section of the three-row luxury market. Compare the INFINITI QX60 vs Acura MDX today, with detailed QX60 vs Lexus TX, QX60 vs Volvo XC90, QX60 vs Audi Q7 and QX60 vs Cadillac XT6 research joining the Kelly INFINITI comparison library as each guide is completed.
Use this overview as a starting point, not the final verdict. Trim structures, drivetrain availability and manufacturer pricing conventions vary, which is why each completed Kelly INFINITI comparison goes deeper than a single specification.
| Comparison | 2027 INFINITI QX60LUXE FWD | 2026 Acura MDXBase FWD | 2026 Lexus TX 350Standard FWD | 2026 Volvo XC90B5 AWD | 2026 Audi Q745 TFSI Premium | 2025 Cadillac XT6Luxury FWD |
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| Published Starting MSRP | $57,290* | $51,800 | $58,690 | $62,445 | $62,000 | $49,195 |
| Horsepower | 268 HP | 290 HP | 275 HP | 247 HP | 261 HP | 235 HP |
| Drive Configuration | FWD / Intelligent AWD available | FWD / SH-AWD® available | FWD / AWD available | AWD | quattro® AWD | FWD / AWD available |
| Maximum Seating | 7 | 7 | 7 | 7 | 7 | 7 |
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The 2027 QX60 produces 268 hp and 286 lb-ft of torque across the lineup.
LUXE offers a second-row bench, while SPORT and AUTOGRAPH feature second-row captain’s chairs.
QX60 offers meaningful towing capability for a premium three-row family crossover.
QX60 LUXE includes Klipsch® Premium Audio with Personalized Sound and a 3D Around View® Monitor.
Manufacturer-published information reviewed September 2026. *2027 QX60 MSRP excludes destination and handling, tax, title, license and options. Retailer sets actual price. Competitor starting prices may use different destination-charge conventions and may change without notice. Cadillac currently markets the XT6 as a 2025 model. Specifications, trims, pricing and equipment are subject to change; consult the applicable manufacturer for current information.
The QX60 combines the flexibility expected from a three-row SUV with details intended to make the everyday experience feel decidedly more considered.
LUXE accommodates up to seven with a second-row bench, while SPORT and AUTOGRAPH use captain’s chairs for a six-passenger configuration.
A 268-hp variable-compression turbocharged engine produces 286 lb-ft of torque through a nine-speed automatic transmission.
LUXE includes 16-speaker Klipsch® Premium Audio with Personalized Sound, 3D Around View® Monitor and ProPILOT Assist.
QX60 adds genuine SUV usefulness to its luxury credentials with towing capacity rated up to 6,000 pounds when properly equipped.
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Two established Japanese luxury SUVs with different interpretations of performance and refinement.
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The MDX brings a 290-hp naturally aspirated V6 and available SH-AWD®. QX60 approaches the matchup with 268 hp, 286 lb-ft of VC-Turbo torque, flexible three-row accommodations and a quieter luxury character.
Two family-oriented luxury crossovers designed to balance passenger space with premium appointments.
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The TX emphasizes three-row passenger utility and multiple available powertrains. QX60 brings VC-Turbo performance, available Intelligent AWD, expressive INFINITI design and towing capability rated up to 6,000 pounds.
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Japanese-inspired luxury meets a distinctly Scandinavian interpretation of the premium three-row SUV.
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The XC90 emphasizes restrained design and mild-hybrid engineering. QX60 brings 268 hp, 286 lb-ft of torque, six- or seven-passenger configurations and INFINITI’s own approach to craftsmanship and technology.
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Two technology-rich three-row SUVs taking distinctly different routes to modern luxury.
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The Q7 45 combines 261 hp with standard quattro® all-wheel drive. QX60 offers 268 hp, available Intelligent AWD, Klipsch® Premium Audio and a design language rooted in contemporary Japanese luxury.
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An American three-row luxury SUV meets INFINITI’s more contemporary approach to the segment.
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The current XT6 Luxury uses a 235-hp turbocharged four-cylinder, with a V6 offered higher in the range. QX60 provides 268 hp across every trim alongside a technology-rich cabin and flexible passenger configurations.
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Taken together, the five matchups show why the INFINITI QX60 competitive story is broader than a single horsepower, price or technology figure: its appeal comes from how performance, comfort, passenger flexibility, capability and design work together.
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The 2027 INFINITI QX60 competes in the premium three-row crossover segment with models including the Acura MDX, Lexus TX, Volvo XC90, Audi Q7 and Cadillac XT6. Each approaches luxury, passenger versatility, technology and performance differently.
Both are three-row Japanese luxury SUVs, but their personalities differ. The MDX uses a 290-hp naturally aspirated V6 in its standard configuration, while the QX60 uses a 268-hp VC-Turbo engine producing 286 lb-ft of torque. Explore the full comparison.
Yes. Both serve shoppers seeking a premium three-row crossover with seven-passenger capability. QX60 distinguishes itself through INFINITI design, its 268-hp VC-Turbo powertrain, available Intelligent AWD and towing capacity rated up to 6,000 pounds.
The XC90 emphasizes Scandinavian design and mild-hybrid engineering, while QX60 combines Japanese-inspired craftsmanship, VC-Turbo performance and six- or seven-passenger configurations depending on trim.
Yes. Both are premium three-row SUVs with seven-passenger capability. The Audi Q7 includes quattro® all-wheel drive as standard, while QX60 offers front-wheel drive or available Intelligent All-Wheel Drive depending on trim and configuration.
Both offer three rows and available all-wheel drive. The 2027 QX60 produces 268 horsepower across its lineup, while the 2025 XT6 offers a 235-hp turbocharged four-cylinder in Luxury trim and an available V6 on higher trims.
The QX60 LUXE seats up to seven passengers with a second-row bench. SPORT and AUTOGRAPH models use second-row captain’s chairs and seat up to six passengers.
INFINITI rates the 2027 QX60 for towing capacity of up to 6,000 pounds when properly equipped. Actual towing capability depends on vehicle configuration, equipment, cargo and other factors.
Kelly INFINITI is located at 155 Andover Street in Danvers, Massachusetts, serving Greater Boston and the North Shore. Schedule your QX60 test drive.
Visit the INFINITI vs Competitors hub to explore competitive research for the QX65, QX60 and QX80 and access completed individual head-to-head comparisons.
The QX60 competes with the Acura MDX, Lexus TX, Volvo XC90, Audi Q7 and Cadillac XT6 in the premium three-row luxury crossover segment.
The MDX uses a 290-hp naturally aspirated V6, while QX60 uses a 268-hp VC-Turbo producing 286 lb-ft of torque. Explore the full comparison.
Yes. Both offer seven-passenger capability, while QX60 adds its VC-Turbo powertrain, available Intelligent AWD and up-to-6,000-pound towing capability.
XC90 emphasizes Scandinavian design and mild-hybrid engineering, while QX60 combines Japanese-inspired craftsmanship, VC-Turbo performance and flexible passenger configurations.
Yes. Q7 includes quattro® AWD as standard, while QX60 offers FWD or available Intelligent AWD alongside its 268-hp VC-Turbo engine.
QX60 produces 268 horsepower across the lineup, while the current XT6 Luxury uses a 235-hp turbocharged four-cylinder with a V6 available higher in the range.
QX60 LUXE seats up to seven. SPORT and AUTOGRAPH use second-row captain’s chairs and accommodate up to six.
INFINITI rates the 2027 QX60 for towing capacity of up to 6,000 pounds when properly equipped.
Experience QX60 at Kelly INFINITI in Danvers. Schedule your test drive.
Visit the INFINITI vs Competitors hub for QX65, QX60 and QX80 competitive research.
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Our comparison guides use current manufacturer-published specifications, pricing and feature information available when each page is reviewed. Because model years, trims, equipment and pricing change, Kelly INFINITI periodically reviews these pages and updates individual comparisons as new manufacturer information becomes available. Pricing conventions can also vary by manufacturer, including whether destination charges are included in a published starting price. Page reviewed September 2026.
Specifications can narrow the field, but three-row luxury is ultimately experienced from inside the vehicle. Explore the QX60’s passenger space, technology, materials and road manners at Kelly INFINITI in Danvers, serving Greater Boston and the North Shore.