Nissan's luxury division is prioritizing a new "powertrain roadmap" to revive its image as a brand for driving enthusiasts.

Friend of the site Connie Peters reviews the 2026 Infiniti QX80 Sport.

The QX80 is a land leviathan that seats up to eight people. The range-topping 2026 Autograph model weighs around 6,200 pounds. The powerplant is a 3.5-liter twin-turbo V6 (VR35DDTT), claiming 450 ...

The all-new 2025 model represents a clean-sheet redesign without losing the ethos of Nissan’s premium big boy. The redesign is sharper with modern proportions that no longer look dated. Our 2025 ...

Awesome love infiniti brand an interior design. One of the best vehicle I have ever own. Very reliable and spacious Terrific performance, comfort & reliability. Best car I have owned . Great car ...

It's a Nissan Fun car to drive! Pretty solid car to have as a pleasure car. The hardtop is pretty smooth. This car is extremely fun to drive. Comfort and performance all together! If you're spending 2 ...

Nissan's luxury arm Infiniti has been hinting at producing high-performance vehicles to rival those produced by the likes of BMW M and Mercedes-AMG for some time now, and it's reportedly very close to ...

Infiniti explores the possibilities of its flagship QX80 full-size luxury SUV with a pair of concepts on display this week in California as part of Monterey Car Week. The QX80 Track Spec and QX80 ...

By any objective measure, the full-size luxury SUV segment is an arms race. Bigger screens. Bolder grilles. Louder branding. And then there's the Infiniti QX80 Autograph 4WD – the flagship […] The ...

Infiniti pulled out all the stops this year with a redesigned third generation SUV that takes it to new heights, literally. It designed a new perch — nearly five inches taller than its predecessor ...