INFINITI
20 entries
Luxury car division of Nissan, launched in North America on 8 November 1989 to cover the premium market.
- Parent
- Nissan
- Launched
- 8 November 1989, in North America
- First models
- Q45 and M30
- Markets
- 25 markets as of 2020
Infiniti was introduced in the United States in 1989 to cover premium segments outside Nissan's mainstream range, at about the time rivals Toyota and Honda created Lexus and Acura. The brand launched with two models, the Q45 and the M30.
Its dealers covered more than 50 countries in the 2010s, and as of 2020 there were 25 markets, mainly North America, China, Taiwan and the Middle East. The logo is a stylised road running to the horizon and Mount Fuji.
- 1985The Plaza Accord pushes Japanese makers upmarket
- 1989Infiniti launched in North America
- 1995I series introduced
- 2002G35 introduced
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INFINITI Infiniti Q60 (2017)
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INFINITI Infiniti QX50 (2016)
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INFINITI Restyled Infiniti QX60 (2016-2017)
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INFINITI Infiniti Q30
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INFINITI Infiniti QX30
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INFINITI Infiniti EX: the crossover that first offered a bird’s-eye camera
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INFINITI Infiniti Etherea: the 2011 compact hatchback concept
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INFINITI Infiniti Q30 concept: the Frankfurt show car that became a hatchback
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INFINITI Infiniti Q45: the V8 flagship that gave Infiniti its Q
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INFINITI Infiniti J30: the rounded four-door coupe
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INFINITI Infiniti QX4: the luxury version of the Nissan Pathfinder
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INFINITI Infiniti QX56: the American-built and then Patrol-based full-size SUV
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INFINITI Infiniti M45: the M name on the flagship sedan
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INFINITI Infiniti G35: the Infiniti G that became a Nissan Skyline
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INFINITI Infiniti I30: the Cefiro-based Infiniti sedan
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INFINITI Infiniti FX: the bionic cheetah crossover
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INFINITI Infiniti G20: the entry Infiniti built on the Nissan Primera
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INFINITI Infiniti Q50: the Skyline-based compact executive car
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INFINITI Infiniti G37: the fourth Infiniti G and its first coupe convertible
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INFINITI Infiniti M and Q70: the Fuga-based flagship