
Ahead of its official world debut at September's 2015 Frankfurt Auto Show, we have been shown pictures that reveal the Infiniti Q30. With the production Q30 now fully in view, I was hoping that it would provide a bit more clarity as to what we can expect to be different with the QX30. The differences, as far as I can tell, are minimal, but I will run through them here.
Motor Authority reports that the Q30 is supposed to be a fusion of hatchback, coupe and crossover. Part of that fusion means that it will ditch the traditional hatchback ride height in favor of something a bit taller.
The Infiniti QX30 is billed as a more SUV-like version of the Q30. It is to be distinguished from the Q30 by a taller ride height and visible underbody production. Other things that should make the QX30 different from the Q30 are black plastic around the wheel arches, a higher setting for the suspension, possibly some different LED headlights and taillights, and a new set of bumpers.
So here is a recent spy shot of the QX30, and lets see if we can spot some of these supposed differences.
There are somethings that could be covered up by the camouflage still. Those things include the black plastic around the wheel arches, different bumpers, and different head and tail lights. I can see no difference in the ride height, and if the underbody will be more visible on the QX30, you certainly can't see that from this spy shot.
Go ahead and compare the Qx30 and Q30 pictures in this thread and see if you can find much that looks different between them .