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The 2026 INFINITI QX60 arrives with a comprehensive suite of safety and driver assistance technologies designed to enhance confidence and convenience for families in Quebec. From advanced camera systems to hands-off highway driving capabilities, the QX60 demonstrates INFINITI's focus on making advanced safety accessible. The three-row luxury SUV's predecessor, the 2025 QX60, earned the IIHS TOP SAFETY PICK designation, validating its comprehensive approach to occupant protection and collision avoidance.
This guide explores the QX60's key safety technologies, explaining how each system works and what it means for daily driving. Whether navigating tight parking spaces or managing highway commutes, understanding these features helps drivers make the most of their vehicle's capabilities.
The 2026 QX60 offers available ProPILOT Assist 2.1, featuring INFINITI's most advanced driver assistance technology. This system enables hands-off driving on compatible highways, using navigation data and advanced sensors to maintain lane position and appropriate following distance.
ProPILOT Assist 2.1 integrates several functions into a coordinated system. Intelligent Cruise Control manages acceleration and braking to maintain a set speed and distance from vehicles ahead. Steering assistance helps keep the QX60 centred in its lane.
The technology operates only when lane markings are clearly detected and requires drivers to remain attentive. While the system can manage steering on designated highways, drivers must be prepared to resume control at any time. ProPILOT Assist 2.1 does not prevent collisions and has limited capability in certain weather, traffic, and road conditions.
The QX60 includes standard collision avoidance systems that work continuously to monitor the driving environment. Predictive Forward Collision Warning analyzes traffic patterns ahead and alerts drivers to potential hazards before they become critical. If the driver does not respond, Automatic Emergency Braking with Pedestrian Detection can apply the brakes to help avoid or reduce the severity of a collision.
Blind Spot Warning monitors adjacent lanes and alerts drivers when vehicles enter blind spot zones. The system uses visual indicators in the side mirrors to communicate when changing lanes may be unsafe. Blind Spot Intervention adds active assistance when the driver attempts to change lanes while another vehicle is detected.
Rear Cross Traffic Alert assists when reversing out of parking spaces by detecting approaching vehicles from either side. The system provides audible and visual warnings, giving drivers additional time to react in situations where visibility is limited.
Lane Departure Warning monitors lane markings and alerts drivers if the vehicle begins to drift without signalling. The system uses visual and audible warnings to prompt corrective action. Lane Departure Prevention adds active intervention when needed.
These systems operate most effectively on well-marked roads in clear conditions. They are designed to assist attentive drivers rather than replace active steering input. The QX60's lane management technologies work alongside ProPILOT Assist to create a layered approach to maintaining proper lane position.
While not a collision avoidance system, Intelligent All-Wheel Drive contributes to the QX60's overall safety profile by optimizing traction and stability. The system continuously monitors wheel slip and road conditions, automatically transferring power between front and rear axles to maintain grip.
In winter conditions common across Quebec, Intelligent All-Wheel Drive helps the QX60 maintain composure on snow-covered and icy roads. The system works with the vehicle's stability control to provide confident handling in challenging weather.
Remote Engine Start allows drivers to warm the QX60's cabin before entering the vehicle, contributing to both comfort and safety during winter months. Starting the vehicle remotely activates the climate control system, defrosting windows and warming seats in advance of departure.
This feature integrates with the QX60's connected services, enabling remote start through a smartphone app. Pre-warming the cabin improves visibility by ensuring windows are clear and reduces the time needed before driving, helping maintain focus on the road rather than adjusting controls.
The Motion-activated Liftgate opens automatically when the key fob is detected near the rear of the vehicle and the driver performs a kicking motion under the bumper. This hands-free operation proves valuable when carrying groceries, sports equipment, or other cargo.
The system uses sensors to detect the motion while preventing accidental activation. It contributes to the QX60's overall convenience profile, particularly in situations where manually opening the liftgate would be difficult or require setting down items.
Standard Google built-in brings familiar apps and services directly into the QX60's dashboard. Google Maps provides navigation with real-time traffic updates and route optimization. The integration supports voice commands through Google Assistant, allowing drivers to control navigation, climate, and other functions without removing hands from the wheel.
This connectivity enhances safety by reducing the need to interact with separate devices while driving. Drivers can access directions, make calls, and send messages using voice commands, maintaining focus on the road ahead.
While the QX60's safety technologies provide valuable assistance, they operate within specific parameters. ProPILOT Assist requires clearly marked lanes and functions only on compatible highways. Weather conditions such as heavy snow or rain can affect system performance. Drivers must remain attentive and prepared to take control at any time.
Automatic Emergency Braking and other collision avoidance systems cannot prevent all accidents. They are designed to supplement, not replace, attentive driving. Understanding these limitations helps drivers use the technology appropriately while maintaining responsibility for vehicle control.
The 2026 INFINITI QX60 integrates advanced safety technology with three-row luxury and practicality. From comprehensive collision avoidance systems to available ProPILOT Assist 2.1, these technologies work together to enhance confidence and convenience for Quebec families. Visit Spinelli Infiniti to experience how these systems function in real-world driving situations and explore the QX60's complete safety suite in person.
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