The Latest Breaking News from Infiniti

Nissan is recalling more than 480,000 vehicles with VC-Turbo engines over a possible risk of engine failure.

Several Infiniti cars, as well as Nissan's popular Rogue and Altima models, are affected.

Nissan's variable-compression engine once held so much promise. The so-called VC-Turbo uses a complicated mechanism to allow operation at a low compression ratio for performance, and a high compression ratio for better fuel economy. But, reliability has been a concern, prompting a NHTSA investigation, and now, a massive recall.

Nissan recalls 443,899 vehicles in the US due to engine defect risk. Could UK drivers with second-hand or imported cars be affected? Check your VIN now.

Infiniti used to be a top contender in the automotive market. Like many other carmakers, the brand is facing some difficulties with keeping up with modern technology and the changing needs of drivers. Last year, Infiniti’s sales plummeted, totaling just 58,070 vehicles. Compared to Infiniti at its peak, that’s a…

Nissan may be in dire straits, but it’s not giving up on its luxury brand. Several new or updated Infiniti models are coming, and the 2026 QX60 leads the pack. The company must be strapped for cash, however, as the mid-cycle update isn’t as comprehensive as most facelifts in this…

The new Re:Nissan plan includes cutting 20,000 jobs and closing seven factories over the next few years. But not everything is doom and gloom, as several new models are on the horizon, including compact crossovers for both the Nissan and Infiniti brands. One model that caught our attention is the…

An unusual sofa shape makes all the difference in the socialite's extra-large living room – and experts say it's an emerging trend for 2025

I was wrapping up my visit to Nissan’s headquarters in Yokohama, Japan, waiting in the lobby of the hotel for my ride to the airport. I was feeling cautiously optimistic about Nissan’s turnaround plan after long conversations with the incoming CEO and other executives. The company is bringing hybrids and plug-ins…

The struggle is real for Nissan. The Japanese brand didn't have a good year in 2024, and with tariffs wreaking all kinds of havoc on the industry, 2025 will have its own set of challenges. Now, it sounds like plans for two new US-made Nissan electric sedans have been canceled.

Nissan is axing two more EVs from its planned U.S. portfolio. This time it's two sedans that the brand says simply aren't appealing to consumers anymore because they're, well, sedans. But don't worry—there's an electric crossover planned to replace it. Because Nissan has nothing like that at all.