The Art of Arrival: Preserving the QX60’s "Origami" Aesthetic

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Infiniti calls their design language "Japanese Modernism," but you might just call it stunning. The 2026 QX60 is defined by its details. The front grille isn't just a mesh; it’s inspired by the folds of origami. The headlights feature "digital piano key" lighting signatures. The available two-tone roof creates a sleek, floating silhouette that makes the vehicle look far more expensive than its sticker price suggests.

It is a vehicle designed to be looked at. And this creates a unique anxiety for the new owner.

Imagine finally locating your dream QX60—perhaps in the deep Warm Titanium paint—three states away. Now imagine driving that pristine front end through 800 miles of interstate construction zones, bug swarms, and gravel trucks. The front grille of the QX60 is a massive target for rock chips. Arriving home with a pitted bumper and a cracked windshield is the fastest way to ruin the "new car day" experience.

This is why we strongly recommend enclosed auto transport for vehicles like the 2026 QX60. While open transport is safe and common, enclosed transport is the white-glove service your luxury SUV deserves. It protects that intricate origami grille from road debris and weather elements. When the truck arrives at your home and the liftgate lowers, your QX60 rolls out looking exactly as it did on the showroom floor—flawless, clean, and ready to turn heads in your neighborhood. Don't let the highway ruin the art before you even get to enjoy it.