The current Infiniti G has soldiered on since the 2009 model year with few updates, so it is about time for a design change. But how much longer do we have to wait? Inside Line reports that the new G will arrive next spring with a new design, fresh engines and a possible hybrid variant. Funk Flex
Auto Talk: Infiniti working on 530-HP twin-turbo IPL model for G
We certainly like the idea behind the Infiniti Performance Line, but execution has left us largely underwhelmed. Instead of an M or AMG fighter, buyers are left with little more than fancy paint and a stiffer suspension. But according to Motor Trend, Infiniti may have something more impressive brewing. Funk Flex
Auto Talk: Infiniti files for G35h, G30t and G22d trademarks
Infiniti’s rival to the BMW 3 Series is known by just one letter – that letter, of course, being G – but the range is expanding beyond the solitary G35 that had been the mainstay of the line for years. The G35 was succeeded by the G37 (pictured above) and recently supplemented by the smaller-displacement G25, but emerging reports indicate that Infiniti has a whole raft of new versions on their way. Funk Flex
Auto Talk: Infiniti recalling 2003-2004 M45 sedans over potential fuel gauge issue
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration began an investigation of the 2003 and 2004 Infiniti M45 late last year over inaccurate fuel gauge readings, and now that probe has resulted in an official recall. Funk Flex
Auto Talk: Infiniti still considering version of Nissan GT-R
The rumor is back: Infiniti is considering a top-dog model based on the Nissan GT-R. The GT-R running gear is impressive with its 500-plus turbocharged horsepower and sophisticated all-wheel drive system, but anyone who’s driven Nissan’s supercar will tell you that it lacks the finesse you’d expect from an Infiniti. Funk Flex
Auto Talk: Infiniti looking ahead to Geneva with mid-engined EV sports car concept
The Detroit Auto Show media days are still in full swing, but Infiniti is already looking ahead to the Geneva Motor Show with another teaser of the company’s plug-in hybrid electric sports car. Yes, we’ve seen other sketches of the car (this one) but not of this section, the general rear pillar area. Funk Flex
