Infiniti JX35
Infiniti
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Three-row family crossover (2013). VQ35 V6. Renamed QX60 the following year.
The Infiniti JX35 is the three-row family crossover that launched in 2013 and was almost immediately renamed QX60 for 2014. Built on a front-drive-based platform shared with the Nissan Pathfinder, it focused on comfort, space, and a quiet cabin for seven passengers. Power came from the VQ35 V6 through a CVT. On WhipJury, the JX35 appears as a practical, comfortable family hauler, identical in substance to the early QX60.
JX35 specifications
VQ35 3.5 liter V6, around 265 horsepower, CVT, front- or all-wheel drive. Three-row seven-seat layout. Shared with the Nissan Pathfinder.
Frequently asked questions about Infiniti JX35
Is the JX35 the same as the QX60?
Yes. The JX35 launched in 2013 and was renamed QX60 for 2014. They are the same vehicle.
How many seats does the JX35 have?
Seven across three rows, making it Infiniti family-focused crossover.
Is the JX35 reliable?
Generally yes. The VQ35 V6 is durable; the CVT warrants regular fluid service as with any CVT.
Is the JX35 related to the Pathfinder?
Yes, it shares its platform and much of its hardware with the Nissan Pathfinder in a more upscale package.
Why is the JX35 so rare as a name?
Because it was only sold under that badge for one model year before being renamed QX60, so JX35-badged cars are limited to 2013.