The 2017 Infinity QX89 Monograph Concept made its premiere at the New York Auto Show. The vehicle combines grandeur with a commanding presence, and indicate the high levels of space and utility for which the QX80 production car is distinguished.

The car design was originated in the studio of Atsugi, Japan, and exhibited in New York for the first time. The vehicle is the ultimate adage of futuristic grandeur SUV. According to the company, the notion's design language integrates a mix of geometric and organic shapes, including character lines and aluminum trim that were preconceived to make the big SUV appear even bigger than it is. 

The QX80 is over five meters long, virtually two meters tall that includes roof rails, and more than two meters wide. The most evident features are the headlamps. It is extended into thin lights that wrap around the front corners and taper into light bars that end at the door in sculptured rear-view cameras in place of side mirrors.

The 2017 Infinity QX89 Monograph Concept also has a large function fender shaft to deflect air to the engine. Despite all that grandeur, it is still an SUV enough to have an underbody cover hedge and enhance aerodynamics. More of the predictable upgrades made is its double-arch grille and two-tone 24-inch wheels that come with outer edges that overlap with the tires, giving the vehicle's appearance of even larger 26-inch wheels. The doors open to divulging an integrated brushed aluminum sill step to ease access and egress, while vents aft of the front and rear wheels bestow a further peculiar metallic accent to the design.

The 2017 Infiniti QX80 Monograph Concept is the first largest SUV and the first model from the brand to exhibit the Monograph nomenclature that combines supreme space and utility with grandeur and sophistication. Infinity's full-size SUV meets the unyielding needs of its target buyers.

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