Mid-year Specification Upgrade Announced for Infiniti EX Crossover

Infiniti has increased the level of standard equipment across the board for what it calls a compact coupe crossover - the EX. Thus, advanced navigation and premium sound system now standard on GT grade, while the range-topping GT Premium gets a glass sunroof and BOSE audio system as standard. In addition, every EX apart from the entry-level EX30d now comes with Infiniti’s sophisticated Connectiviti+ navigation.

The new features join an already impressive list of equipment on every GT model – leather trim, heated, electrically adjustable front seats and electrically adjustable steering column included. These are all in addition to signature EX features – such as intelligent all-wheel-drive, 7-speed automatic transmission, Xenon cornering headlights and electrically foldable rear seat bench – standard on every EX including the entry-level EX30d.

The EX technology leader - the GT Premium trim level - gets Connectiviti+ and some of the most advanced safety systems yet developed – including Forward Collision Warning (FCW), Lane Departure Prevention (LDP) and Blind Spot Warning (BSW). In addition, starting today, the top-of-the-line model gets as standard an electrically operated glass sunroof as well as premium BOSE audio and 19-inch wheels.

Every model in the range is now available with the paint option of Malbec Black (optional), the latest metallic Scratch Shield finish which was first available on the M saloon.

The company has also announced adjusted UK pricing for the range:

• EX30d £37,130
• EX30d GT  £41,390
• EX37 GT     £41,930
• EX30d GT Premium £45,270
• EX37 GT Premium £45,810

Options prices are: metallic paint, £680; aluminium roof rails, £260; electric glass sunroof (standard on GT Premium), £1200; hand-stained Maple Wood interior trim, £320; Connectiviti+ (standard on GT and GT Premium),  £1780.