The Latest Breaking News from Infiniti

It was a Christmas miracle.

One Battle After Another star Chase Infiniti has joined forces with Louis Vuitton as a brand ambassador.

The Golden Globes nominees have been announced, featuring a diverse group of top names from film and television

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Infiniti has experimented with performance cars before—remember the Q60 IPL? While it never matched the performance of a BMW M or Mercedes-AMG model, the IPL badge did give the Q60 a bit of extra flair, adding more power and sharper styling. Now, however, Infiniti seems ready to take performance more…

If you were considering buying any of these cars, you might want to rethink it or ensure a comprehensive inspection to protect your wallet.

The auto industry is shifting gears fast, and not every brand is keeping up. Between the electric vehicle (EV) revolution, tightening regulations, and fierce global competition, some carmakers are running out of road. If you’re a car buyer, investor, or just a curious gearhead, knowing which brands are on the…

Nissan is preparing a new generation of its Skyline sedan for markets abroad. Here in the US, we’ll get an Infiniti-badged version of the same four-door performance car instead. While Nissan undergoes a major restructuring, the company has recognized the need for new products, which include new models for the…

Nissan and Daimler inked a deal in 2015 to build the Cooperation Manufacturing Plant Aguascalientes (COMPAS) in central Mexico. The 50:50 joint venture invested $1 billion in the factory, where production began in 2017 with the Infiniti QX50 and QX55. The Mercedes A-Class joined the assembly line a year later,…

Nissan appears to be at a crossroads moment. The brand has seen its market share decline considerably since its peak in 2017. Nissan is updating its model lineup, but not at a pace that captures the attention of consumers relative to other brands. The Titan is gone, the new Z…

Buying a new car should be a long-term commitment. They’re expensive, and depreciation kills the car’s resale value as soon as you drive it off the lot—money you’ll never recover.