Infiniti announces plans for the future and rejoiced at the success of the QX55

Some time ago, the Infiniti brand, in order to achieve an environmentally friendly, safe and inclusive future, presented the Ambition 2030 concept. According to the declaration, by 2030 the majority of Japanese premium cars will receive electric propulsion systems. To do this, the company will have to acquire a production site for the production of a new generation of volt-ampere models. One of these sites, where Infiniti models that meet the Ambition 2030 concept will be produced, will be the North American plant located in the city of Canton, Mississippi. By the way, announcing the choice of a production site, the Japanese also presented a teaser of a promising model. The concept symbolizes a future that will embody Infiniti's signature approach to modern Japanese luxury, with a focus on thoughtful hospitality and the organic integration of innovation.

The Moscow office of Infiniti reports: in just two full months of Russian sales, the new QX55 premium crossover has made a serious bid for the brand's bestseller status. The cross-coupe, officially presented last November, instantly aroused interest from buyers. More than three hundred copies of the model managed to find their owners! In total, from last April to January, inclusive, about two thousand new Infiniti found their buyers on the Russian market. Growth compared to the same period last year amounted to 17%. In addition to the noisy debut of the new Infiniti QX55, the popularity of the flagship QX80 SUV should also be noted. Despite the global semiconductor shortage problem and some delays in production, Russian QX80 sales still exceeded the results of last year's ten months. And the locomotive of sales continues to be the QX50 model. At the same time, the confident start of the QX55 crossover and the imminent debut of the second-generation QX60 allow us to expect that a confident finish in the 2021 financial year will smoothly move into new records of the coming year. Recall that Japanese companies end the financial year not in January, but in March. So do not be surprised to sum up and announce plans from the premium brand right now.