The Infiniti Q50 remains a sexy sedan (pictures)

Drive modes on the Q50s include Sport Plus, Sport, Standard, Eco, Snow and Personal.

Drive modes can be fully customized for a ride that's all your own.

The design of the center stack hasn't changed from 2015. It's still well-thought out and easily accessible.

Heated front seats and steering wheel are part of the optional premium plus package.

The lack of a third pedal may turn off some enthusiast buyers, but the seven-speed automatic with paddle shifters gets the job done with quick transitions.

The Q50s can be equipped with the technology and premium plus packages, as well as the driver assistance package.

The 3.0-liter twin-turbo V-6 in the Q50s Red Sport is good for 400 horsepower and 350 pound-feet of torque.

The exterior of the 2016 Q50 still features an aggressive front fascia with LED headlights and running lights.

The 2016 Infinit Q50 now comes with your choice of four engines: hybrid, 2.0-liter turbo, or a twin-turbo V-6 with either 300 or 400 hp.

LED brake lights and unique chrome exhaust tips finish off the rear of the Q50s.

The Q50s comes with 19-inch aluminum alloy staggered sport wheels in an exclusive Red Sport design.

A steeply raked rear roof and elegant crease lines along the side give the feeling of forward motion to the Q50.