Infiniti Qx60 Recalls

The INFINITI QX60 has 19 recalls spanning 2013 through 2025, with the most serious recent issue affecting 2025 models where one or both front brake calipers can break and cause a loss of front braking, raising the risk of a crash.

The 2024 model year has three occupant protection concerns: the driver's airbag inflator can absorb moisture and deploy improperly in a crash, the driver's seat belt pretensioner may not have been manufactured correctly and can fail to restrain the occupant, and the lap belt pretensioner on the left front seat may be missing a rivet and fail to hold the occupant during a crash.

The 2022-2024 model years share a headlight issue where the adaptive front-light system can tilt the headlamps downward at higher speeds, reducing forward visibility. On 2023 models, the driver's powered seat welds can detach from the rear bracket, leaving the seat unsecured in a crash, and the second-row adjustable seat can slide past its rear stop point, become stuck, or fail to lock, which means it may not hold an occupant properly in a crash. The 2022 model year has a second-row seat track that may be missing a mounting bolt, allowing the seat to shift during a crash.

Going back to 2019, the backup camera can fail to display an image when reversing. On 2017-2019 models, brake fluid can leak onto the anti-lock brake system's internal circuit board and cause an electrical short that raises the risk of fire. The 2020 model year has a steering knuckle or rear axle housing that can deform when the wheel strikes a curb or similar impact, leading to loss of steering control or wheel separation.

Earlier production covers several issues. On 2014-2017 Hybrid models, the hybrid powertrain control module software can shut down the hybrid system and engine under certain conditions, cutting drive power entirely. The 2014-2015 model years have front wheel hub fasteners that may not have been properly tightened, which can allow a brake caliper to separate from the wheel assembly and reduce braking and steering control. The 2014 model year has a secondary hood latch that can fail while driving, allowing the hood to fly open and block the driver's view. The 2013-2016 model years have multiple passenger seat sensor issues where the system can incorrectly read an adult-occupied seat as empty and deactivate the passenger airbag.