Infiniti is preparing for a substantial shakeup. Nissan's luxury brand will end production of the QX50 and QX55 compact crossovers in December, making the 2025 model year their last, as first ...

Infiniti will ditch a pair of low-volume compact crossovers — shrinking an already anemic product pipeline until a new utility model arrives next year. Production of the QX50 and QX55 will end ...

The luxury brand won't immediately replace the compact QX50 and QX55 crossovers, instead hoping to channel sales toward the three-row QX60. Furthermore, Infiniti will introduce a two-row ...

However, Infiniti is trimming its lineup. In December, the company will end production of the QX50 and QX55 crossovers. Infiniti is slimming-down its offering to focus on making their products ...

In mid-2022, Nissan's luxury car division Infiniti made a major announcement about its sporty Q60 coupe. The company said it will no longer manufacture the car for 2023 and beyond, discontinuing ...

With the retirement of the Q50 sedan, the QX50 compact SUV becomes Infiniti’s entry-level model. The luxury crossover is ...

Given that Infiniti recently launched the Juke-based ESQ premium compact crossover for the Chinese market, of course there's nothing to stop it from launching individual models for the North ...

Infiniti's next move will see it go to the rapidly expanding compact crossover market, with the "earmarked for production" QX30 Concept arriving in Geneva. The QX30 Concept has already been ...

INFINITI, founded in 1989 and based in Japan, is the luxury car division of Nissan. The INFINITI coupes, sedans and crossovers are based on Nissan’s FM platform which places the center of the engine ...