The automaker will employ a multi-stage approach, starting with a low-production Red Sport variant before adding an even more powerful QX80.

The potent full-size SUV will reportedly be a stepping stone to even spicier models down the line.

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The Infiniti Q50 is nearly dead, as Nissan's premium auto brand is getting ready to pull the plug on its last traditional passenger car in the United States. Recent information reveals that the ...

During Infiniti's early days, one of the brand's first models was this coupe/convertible nameplate that few remember today.

After the grand unveiling back in March, Infiniti has announced the pricing and availability of the all-new 2025 QX80 in the United States. The SUV will arrive at dealers nationwide at the end of July ...

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The Infiniti G35 Coupe might be making a comeback. We break down the buzz, potential design, and what a revival could mean for enthusiasts. Infiniti is reviving its iconic rear-wheel drive sport sedan ...

Are the toughest of times finally behind Nissan’s luxury brand? Starved of fresh models, at long last things are changing. The ancient, slow-selling Q50 has just been axed – it was the sole remaining ...