Nissan is once again delaying the start of EV production at its Canton, Miss facility. The delay is due to the need to “enhance product competitiveness.”
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The luxury automaker unveiled the sporty Infiniti Qe electric sedan concept Tuesday, previewing the brand’s first EV that will hit US streets. We also caught a glimpse of Infiniti’s first electric SUV.
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Luxury automaker Infiniti is teasing its first electric vehicle, “Vision Qe,” ahead of its official debut later this month. We are finally catching a peek at the new EV with a sleek fastback.
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Nissan’s luxury division Infiniti revealed a modern brand refresh on Friday amid a multi-year sales slump. The revamp includes a new logo and Apple-like stores complete with signature scents and sounds. One thing missing from these showrooms – is fully electric vehicles. Infiniti showed off its first EV at a recent dealer meeting, with dealers describing it as a Tesla Model-like electric sedan.
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An Infiniti dealership in Quebec proudly announced the delivery of a Tesla Model 3 to a loyal customer who wanted to go electric but couldn’t keep buying Infiniti cars due to lack of electric options.
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After promising an Infiniti electric car for nearly a decade, Infiniti unveiled plans last week for three new battery-powered models in the next few years. The vague plans prominently feature a technical design that Infiniti and its parent brand, Nissan, describe as an EV. But the so-called e-Power vehicles don’t offer a way to plug in.
Infiniti will soon introduce its first electric car, a sedan which will reportedly be made in China and hit the market in “around three years.”
INFINITI plans to unveil its first all-electric SUV at the 2019 North American International Auto Show this month, but it is now leaking some full images of the vehicle ahead of the debut.
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INFINITI is long overdue in launching an all-electric vehicle considering the pioneering effort of its parent company, Nissan with the Leaf, but it’s finally happening.
The Japanese premium automaker is unveiling the first image of an upcoming all-electric crossover.
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Despite being part of Nissan, which was somewhat of an early adopter of electric vehicles with the Leaf, Infiniti has yet to launch its own all-electric car.
But it plans to soon go electric and today, it unveiled a new daring all-electric speedster car prototype, which it describes as “the spirit of the speedster for an electrified era.”
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Infiniti is one of the rare luxury automakers that doesn’t have an official electric vehicle program in its lineup, but the Japanese automaker has now confirmed work on a new electric vehicle platform based on the Q Inspiration concept car.
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We have seen several similar announcements over the last year and they are often being misreported simply as ‘(insert automaker) is going all-electric’, like Volvo and Jaguar, which is why it’s important to be clear about what is being announced here.
Infiniti, Nissan’s luxury brand, announced that ‘it will go electric’ starting in 2021, which means that all new models will offer “electrified powertrains” from 2021.
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After recently unveiling a new electric car concept clearly not meant for production (pictured above) last month, Infiniti’s intentions when it comes to electric cars were not exactly clear.
But now Nissan’s premium brand confirmed that it will bring a ‘real’ all-electric vehicle to market within the next 2 years.
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Infiniti, Nissan’s premium brand, currently doesn’t offer any electric car despite its parent company being a leading electric vehicle manufacturer.
Now they unveil a new electric car concept and unfortunately, it’s not something that will make it to production.
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Not only is the car redesigned but claimed to get more than double the current 85Mile range. The design is definitely more pleasing though I have to wonder what that huge front grill is all about.
Nissan is hard at work developing the next-generation Leaf, focusing on improving the range with new battery tech and – as our exclusive images show – a more conventional look. The new car is expected to be on sale late in 2016, with prices starting around £17,000…Nissan bosses are promising new battery technology is on the way, with better energy density for a more usable pure electric vehicle. A figure of about 186 miles is likely to be the target.
