To compete with popular electric SUVs and the growing dominance of Chinese EV makers like BYD, Nissan is strategically shifting to prioritize electric SUVs over the Maxima EV and similar Infiniti sedans.
Mirroring Japan's historical automotive rise but with a faster quality focus and exclusive EV dedication, China's EV manufacturers, fueled by economic advantages and rare earth dominance, are set to reshape the global automotive market despite Tariffs.
Western Car makers are falling behind their Chinese counterparts at an alarming rate, and analyst consensus indicates that they will be in catastrophic failure unless they step up. Intel is uniquely positioned to help these car companies close this gap.
Western Automakers have dropped behind their Chinese counterparts by around a decade and China continues to advance, if this trend isn’t reversed most Western car makers are likely to fail by 2030 simply because of their management style and structure.
While Toyota and Mazda are the go-to Japanese brands in most segments, these brand-new Nissan models can be had for dirt-cheap if you know where to look.
The Car market is a mess in 2025 suggesting a number of companies may be gone by the end of the decade. It would be wise to avoid buying a new car until it has settled again, likely after 2027 but before 2030, so you don’t regret the purchase.
Honda and Nissan are looking to merge but the merge process would take to long to settle even if they used the Dell/EMC methodology so A better path would be to create a Polestar like Joint Venture learning from Polestars mistakes.
The 2025 Infiniti QX60 Autograph is a capable luxury SUV with a strong focus on comfort and practicality. However, its performance and technology may not be as impressive as some rivals. But it has its own advantages over the rivals.
While Cadillac Escalade and the Mercedes-Benz GLS are the flagships of the full-size utility segment, the 2025 Infiniti QX80 pushes the boundaries of this luxury segment featuring a new turbocharged 6-cylinder engine to replace the V8.
One new Infiniti model stands out for how much it disappoints its owners. Check out the least satisfying new car you can buy. 75% of Infiniti owners would not buy this SUV again. You have been warned.
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The 2023 Infiniti QX60 is the latest iteration of the luxury brand's popular midsize SUV. This is the vehicle that has earned the 2022 TOP SAFETY PICK+ award from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) for excellence in safety features. This week I am reviewing the 2023 Infiniti QX60 Autograph.
The 2023 QX50 is a compact luxury crossover SUV that is set to continue mostly unchanged from the previous model year. However, there is one notable addition to the lineup: the Sport model. This new trim level replaces the Essential trim in the middle of the lineup and offers some stylish exterior and interior features. This week I am reviewing the 2023 Infiniti QX50 Sport AWD, and share my impressions from the week-long test drive.
Infiniti gave the QX60 a refreshed design, in addition to making some mechanical and technological changes. In this review, Torque News will take a look at the 2022 Infiniti QX 60 LUXE AWD trim and will see what this three-row SUV general has to offer.
Infiniti QX80 is perhaps the most representative SUV of the Japanese brand. It's updated in the 2022 model year, but those are serial modifications and only visible from the inside. In this review of the 2022 Infiniti QX80 Sensory 4WD we are going to take a look at those updates on Infiniti's bet on digitization.
The amount and types of ways you can change your vehicle’s powertrain feel and capabilities seem to have gotten a bit out of hand. Here’s a look at one great new vehicle’s modes compared to the same model a few generations back.