Infiniti has opened the doors of its all-new Q30 compact car ahead of its debut at this year’s International Motor Show in Frankfurt.
Following on from the first exterior pictures, which the marque unveiled earlier last month, the shots from inside the cabin offer a glimpse of the new Q30’s luxury interior.
According to the manufacturer, the new Q30’s interior is made from the highest-quality materials, including roof and pillar linings upholstered in Dinamica, a faux suede used in the fashion industry.
Infiniti says that the seats have been specially constructed for enhanced comfort and support, which will combine with sharp handling dynamics to give drivers a sense of always being in control.
Based on the same platform that Mercedes-Benz uses to manufacture the A-, CLA- and GLA-Class models, the new Q30 also features exterior styling inspired by the Q30 Concept unveiled in 2013.
With swept-back headlights, sculpted flanks and C-pillars with accented chrome trimmings, Infiniti claims the Q30 will deliver “confident and responsive performance” to go with its high-grade styling.
Further details have yet to be released, but the new Infiniti Q30 is due to be built in Sunderland and is currently undergoing final testing stages before its public debut in Frankfurt on September 15th.
