Infiniti has unveiled the first official photos of its special version of its luxury crossover named the FX Limited Edition. Production will be limited to just 100 cars for Western Europe.

Based on either the V6-powered FX37S or the V8-powered FX50S, the Infiniti FX Limited Edition is offered in a Black Obsidian ‘Scratch Guard’ finish as standard and in a Moonlight White pearl metallic as an option.

Unique features on the outside include dark smoked headlight surrounds, specially commissioned 21-inch ‘Turbine’ design alloy wheels finished in dark Graphite, while the same finish is applied on the radiator grille, side air vents and roof rails.

The FX Limited Editions feature illuminated ‘Infiniti’ entry guards, carbon fiber trim that replaces the standard maple wood veneer, Graphite leather upholstered seats, upper door panels and dashboard with contrasting stitching and Alcantara headlining.

Both engine variants are offered with a Connectiviti+ technology package that includes a fully integrated navigation, communication and entertainment system comprising an 11-speaker Bose Premium Sound System, the Michelin Guide, full iPod connectivity and a 10GB music box with Gracenotes database.

In the UK, pricing for the Infiniti FX Limited Edition starts at £55,855 for the 320HP V6 engined FX37S and rising to £62,035 for the 390HP, V8 powered FX50S.

The Infiniti announced that the entry-level 2009 FX in the North American market will be the FX35 that’s powered by a 303 Hp 3.5-liter V6 unit.

The FX37 will be available with a new 7-speed automatic transmission with Adaptive Shift Control and AWD as standard and with two major option packs: Sport and Multimedia. The Sport pack includes among other things, active Continuous Damping Control system with electronically controlled shock absorbers while the multimedia pack is based around a top-end Bose 11 speaker audio system and the latest satellite navigation system with voice recognition.

The FX37 will go on sale across Europe together with the G37 Saloon, G37 Coupe, EX37 and FX50 starting from October 2008