Infiniti Hybrid

Appealing To Both The Fast And Frugal

It is time for enthusiasts to embrace hybrid powertrain technology. A few short years ago, the mention of "hybrid power" conjured up images of low displacement engines, tiny electric boost motors ...

It's official: Infiniti's 2012 M35h Hybrid is the only vehicle in North America, at least for the time being, to offer 350-plus horsepower and 30-plus miles per gallon on the highway. The M35h has received its official ...

Back in November 2010, Infiniti rolled out its M35h hybrid at the 2010 LA Auto Show. During the debut, The Japanese automaker focused on two estimated numbers: 360 horsepower and 30 miles per gallon. Combining stout ...

Recently, Nissan unveiled its "Approaching Vehicle Sound for Pedestrians" (VSP), a technical name for the noise-adding system found on the automaker's Leaf electric vehicle. Introduction of the VSP system on the Leaf and similar setups found on vehicles like the Chevrolet Volt have been the ...

When Infiniti rolled out its M35h hybrid at the 2010 LA Auto Show, the automaker focused on two numbers: 360 horsepower and 30 miles per gallon. Combining stout performance numbers with decent fuel efficiency was Infiniti's ...

We've already revealed Infiniti's plans to offer the M35h hybrid early next year and a performance-oriented electric vehicle (EV) in 2013, but if a report from Autocar pans out to be true, then we'd expect to see the luxury automaker launch a ...

Due to hit showrooms in the U.S. and Europe next spring, the Infiniti M35h hybrid performance sedan is set to headline the company's stand at the Paris Motor Show just days from now. Dubbed "the driver's hybrid" by Infiniti, the M35h packs a ...

If you thought that Nissan's green future lies solely in the electric Leaf, you'd be dead wrong. In fact, the Leaf and its zero-emissions status is an end goal for Nissan, but many smaller steps towards a greener future still lie ahead. Though Nissan's ...

Up to this point, Nissan has relied on hybrid technology purchased and licensed from the undisputed leader in hybrid vehicles. That would be Toyota, naturally. But the two Japanese automakers will be moving in ...

File this under: spotlight on China. First, General Motors committed to Chinese market-specific hybrids and plug-ins, now Nissan wants in on the action. Case in point, Nissan will release its Leaf electric vehicle in China followed by a possible hybrid Infiniti and, if all goes as planned, the ...