Infiniti badly needs new blood for 2026, especially with the imminent discontinuation of the QX50 and QX55 compact SUVs. We ...

2024 Infiniti QX55: What’s New. Some features that were added to the QX50 in previous years make their way to the Infiniti QX55 fastback SUV for 2024. These include a wireless charging pad, rear ...

Infiniti QX55 . The first model on this list of Infiniti SUVs is the QX55, with a BuzzScore of 7.5 out of 10.This compact crossover is based on the slightly roomier QX50, which we'll talk about next.

2025 Infiniti QX50: What’s New. With the retirement of the Q50 sedan, the QX50 compact SUV becomes Infiniti’s entry-level model. The luxury crossover is offered only with AWD this year, as FWD ...

Infiniti confirmed that the QX50 (pictured above) and QX55 compact SUVs will be discontinued after the 2025 model year.; The luxury brand also stated that a refreshed QX60 will be revealed this ...

Cut away enough at something and it eventually disappears. After years of paring cars from its lineup, Infiniti has just discontinued the last hold-out, the Q50 sedan, according to Car and Driver ...

The facelifted second-generation Infiniti QX60 is available in four trim levels, including a brand-new Sport version. Pricing ...

Overview . The 2024 Infiniti QX50 competes in the crowded compact luxury SUV segment, facing off against stalwarts such as the BMW X3 and Mercedes-Benz GLC-class and well-rounded newcomers ...

Infiniti has discontinued its final car model, the Q50. The 35-year-old Nissan owned brand will only sell SUVs during the 2025 model year. Infiniti Discontinues Q50 to Become SUV-Only Brand ...

By comparison, Lexus sold more NX compact SUVs than all of Infiniti’s sales combined. To try and reverse course, Infiniti has moved to an all-SUV lineup, is canceling the tariff-exposed, ...

Infiniti sold just 1,442 examples in the second quarter, down about 21% on the same period a year ago. With the Q50 gon e, it means the QX50 compact crossover is now the entry point for the brand.

Infiniti is no stranger to using some of Nissan’s existing technology to sell as its own brand cars. For instance, the QX4 SUV was a badge-engineered Nissan Pathfinder.