This Japanese luxury SUV looks great, but 2 features disappointed me

Testing the 2027 Infiniti QX65 SUV for a week, the reviewer praised its stylish design, roomy interior, and generous cargo space, but said its appeal is “skin deep” due to missing features and a lack of a hybrid option. The tested QX65 Autograph trim with diamond-stitched leather and a Klipsch audio system stickered at $69,910, positioned against top rivals. While the cabin felt quiet and comfortable, the VC Turbo engine delivered noticeable noise and vibration, and acceleration was unimpressive. The reviewer also couldn’t get Infiniti’s new “Individual Audio” feature to work as intended; the system muted music for the whole cabin, while passengers still heard calls via speakers near the seat headrests.