Infiniti reveals Q50 Eau Rouge concept

Published 13 January 2014

Infiniti's Q50 may have received less than a lukewarm reception from critics, but that hasn't prevented the firm from unveiling a high performance concept version, called the Q50 Eau Rouge.

Named after the famous climb at the Spa-Francorchamps circuit in Belgium, the concept has been infused with spirit of Formula One, according to Infiniti. The firm is the main sponsor of Red Bull Racing. As a result it gets a turbocharged version of Infiniti's 3.7-litre V6 engine delivering 500PS

Along with a lower ride height and wider track, the Q50 Eau Rouge also has bespoke carbon fibre bodywork. In fact only the front doors and arch of the roof pillars are the same as the standard Q50. There are large front and rear wings while a larger rear spoiler creates downforce. The grille comes in dark chrome with a matte finish while the bonnet has double air vents. The concept is fitted with 21-inch alloys.

Inside, the Eau Rouge has a high-grip sports steering wheel with paddle shifters along with red detailed carbon fibre detailing on the doors and centre console. Dark-chrome replaces silver-chrome in the red cockpit.

Infiniti Q50 Eau Rouge (1)

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