- The sleek and stylish Vision Qe fastback sedan broadcasts Infiniti’s first EV
- The next generation QX80 flagship arriving in 2024
- The new midsize crossover coupe QX65 is on the horizon
Infiniti recently announced a plan to launch four new models as part of a comprehensive range. Back in 1989, both Toyota and Nissan launched their luxury brands, Infiniti and Lexus. Over the three decades since their debut, both brands have taken divergent paths, with Lexus being far more popular than its rival. However, this year, Infiniti is coming up with its debut of a sleek and stylish elective sedan concept called Vision Qe, at its “New Dawn” event. There has been an announcement of four additional models coming soon as well.
The company has also confirmed the next generation QX80 full-size Infiniti crossover SUV flagship to arrive next year and announced a new QX65 crossover couple to be on the horizon. This move presents new opportunities for them to climb back up the sales chart. The luxury car manufacturers plan to lead their transformation to an all-electric company by 2030.
The Infiniti’s Vision Qe is the star of the New Dawn event in Toyota with its bold and fastback design. It gives a vision of a modern sedan with unique lighting elements and elegant shape, giving a real Tron vibe. Similarly, the QXe concept blends style with technology and offers a crossover body style.
The next model previewed by Infinity is the QX80 flagship SUV, which is scheduled to arrive in 2024. This model resembles a refinement of the existing SUV’s boxy, upright shape but with a promise of elevated experience with chic materials and high-end technology in the cabin.
Another latest addition is the QX65, a midsize crossover coupe that draws inspiration from Infinit’s FX crossover from years ago, and it aims to offer a stylish two-row alternative in the Infiniti midsize crossover segment. The closeup of the vehicle isn’t displayed by Infiniti, but with the teaser image, we can get the idea of a small crossover with a seeping line and an inimitable roofline.
Nissan, the Infiniti parent company, has a lot of work to do before they can reach any near to their rivals, though their sakes have been improving in 2023. Competitors, including Toyota and Honda, have also been slow to embrace electric cars, which gives Infiniti an opportunity to make up ground.
With this rebirth, Infiniti aims to offer a holistic luxury experience to car enthusiasts beyond the car alone. All four future models rejuvenate its lineup and provide buyers with challenging alternatives within key segments.
Because of the market and regulatory pressure, auto brands are driving a shift to an EV-dominant market, and expectations are to amplify the demand for EVs. This shift to an electric lineup is part of the current landscape. However, only shifting to electric vehicles will not set a company apart. It is about how well they design their products.