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405 hp and 475 Nm of torque from a three-liter V6 turbo engine should finally make the Infiniti Q50S 3.0 t competitive with the Audi S4 or BMW M340i. Especially the price of 59.400 euros is lavish in view of the lush Sport-tech equipment a real plus. The Japanese comes with Adaptivdämpfern, almost all imaginable electricians and two giant touch screens. Together, the screens cover an area of 324 cm² and are thus even larger than the monitors of the current W222 S-Class. Not bad! And just such a copy has now equipped the team of Vossen Wheels with a set of wheels. Installed is the HF-1 rim of the Hybrid Forged Series which we already have on the Audi A8, One Porsche Panamera GTS or even a powerful one Q7 have seen.
And also the Japanese is the wheel design with the five double spokes in elegant dark gray perfect. Especially in combination with the brilliant white paint finish and the aerodynamic parts unfortunately not known to us (Front splitter, sill swords, spoiler lip, diffuser), the 20 inch large wheelset with Nitto tires looks perfectly fitting. The Q50s also got a subtle lowering missed but also this is unfortunately currently no information. If we receive timely information, there is of course an update for this report. You will be informed if yours is just ours Feed subscribe to. Have fun watching the pictures and stay true to us!
(Photos: Vossen Wheels)
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Hybrid Forged HF-1 rims on Infiniti Q50s
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