Nissan Kicks vs Hyundai Kona

A Luxe-Level Alternative for the Subcompact SUV Market

While the Nissan Kicks and Hyundai Kona recently made headlines as outstanding subcompact SUV options, the Infiniti QX50 brings a whole new vibe to the table. Think of it as the cousin who turns up to your family cookout looking sharp — and armed with heated seats.

The QX50 pairs a punchy 2.0?L VC-Turbo engine (268?hp, 280?lb-ft torque) with standard AWD across all trims, so when Sussex County morning frost meets Route?80 merge chaos, it handles it all with poise. Its upscale interior isn’t just talk: leather-appointed seats, a panoramic moonroof, wireless CarPlay/Android Auto, and a dual-screen InTouch setup nearly feel like an overnight upgrade from the Kona (and definitely more grown-up than the Kicks).

The QX50 even throws in a 360° Around View Monitor and ProPILOT Assist to make parking in Morristown tight spots or cruising the Parkway during gridlock feel like a breeze.

Looking for a compact SUV that brings premium flair, real-world muscle, and luxury comfort? The QX50 is more than just an alternative. It’s a legit step up.

Find a QX50 for sale in NJ at Nielsen Infiniti of Denville — where sophistication meets Garden State grit.

 

Read the full article: Nissan Kicks vs. Hyundai Kona: Which Compact SUV is Best for NJ Drivers?

 

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