After seven years of hacking away at the Australian luxury car market, Nissan’s premium subsidiary Infiniti has reportedly called it quits and will withdraw from the continent in late 2020. Infiniti ...

After leaving Europe, Infiniti has announced that it will exit the Australian market, too, in late 2020. Nissan introduced its premium brand Down Under in mid-2012 with the aim of rivaling the big ...

NISSAN AUSTRALIA HAS re-affirmed its commitment to returning its Infiniti luxury brand to the country, with the business case for bringing the marque here close to being approved. Plans to bring ...

News.com.au has been told from well-connected sources that the company’s Melbourne head office notified the five Infiniti dealers and three service centres on Monday that it would stop imports of the ...

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Infiniti today announced that it will enter the Australian market starting from the the third quarter of next year. The company will make its Down Under debut with a retail and service network ...

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Nissan's luxury marque Infiniti has had a slow first year in Australia. It has sold just 170 cars year-to-date, and, in July, managed just a paltry 18 sales. With 2012-plated cars still in dealerships ...

Nissan's is yanking its premium brand Infiniti from Australia late in 2020 after almost a decade, a local media report said. The company will keep selling and servicing cars through its five dealers ...

Starting out in the United States more than 20 years ago, the Infiniti brand began an aggressive expansion into markets outside North America a few years ago. Following on from Western Europe, parts ...

Infiniti continues to expand its reach around the world and has now confirmed plans to begin sales of its range of sedans, coupes and crossovers in Australia from the third quarter of 2012. The ...

Japanese luxury brand Infiniti is making its entry into the Australian market this year. Some of the first dealers have already been established, so it’s now time to settle the small issue of pricing.