Used Infiniti QX30 for Sale

Used Infiniti QX30 for sale

The Infiniti QX30 is a premium compact crossover blending sharp styling with a premium interior.

Used Infiniti QX30

Introduced in 2016 and available in the UK until 2020, the QX30 is Infiniti’s take on the luxury crossover. It competes with the BMW X1, Audi Q3 and Mercedes GLA, sharing its foundations with the GLA. It combines a raised ride height with a sleek silhouette and plenty of equipment, targeting drivers who value comfort and individuality, offering an exclusive feel with tried-and-tested mechanics underneath. Inside, the cabin feels solid and well-made with plush leather seats, high-quality materials, and a good range of tech. The cabin is well insulated for calm and quiet motorway journeys. Rear-seat space is a little tight, and the boot space is average for its class, but overall the interior feels comfortable and classy.

Pros

Strong safety rating and features
Comfortable, quiet ride
Premium cabin materials

Cons

Rear-seat space is limited
Small dealer network
Infotainment can feel dated

What are the key safety features of the Infiniti QX30?

The Infiniti QX30 comes with multiple airbags, autonomous emergency braking, stability control and lane assist. The Q30, which the QX30 is based on, received an excellent five-star Euro NCAP safety rating and strong scores for both adult and child occupant protection.
What engine options are available with the Infiniti QX30?

The QX30 comes with a choice of engines: a 2.2-litre diesel and a 2.0-litre turbocharged petrol, both with automatic gearboxes and all-wheel drive. Quiet and smooth when you're driving, both options are known to be reliable and well-made.
What are the standard technology and infotainment features in the Infiniti QX30?

All QX30 models come with a 7-inch touchscreen, satellite navigation, Bluetooth, DAB radio and a rear-view camera as standard. Higher trims get intelligent key entry, premium audio, electrically adjustable seats and upgraded materials.
What is the fuel consumption of the Infiniti QX30?

Official figures put the 2.2-litre diesel at up to 57mpg combined, though you can typically expect closer to 45mpg with gentle driving. The 2.0-litre petrol offers around 40mpg on a gentle run. Real-world figures will vary, especially if driving mostly in town or carrying heavy loads.
What should I check when buying a used Infiniti QX30?

Look for a full service history, as regular maintenance is key for reliability, and double-check that the infotainment system and all electrical features work as intended. Given Infiniti’s smaller dealer network, you'll want to ensure previous owner visits to authorised service centres. For extra reassurance, consider The AA Vehicle Inspection.
Are Infiniti QX30 cars reliable?

Infiniti models share proven Mercedes powertrains, so reliability is generally good if servicing is kept up to date. Some owners report occasional glitches with in-car tech, but mechanical issues are rare. The QX30’s build quality scores well in independent reviews, especially for cabin materials.