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Retooled QX50 fills Infiniti's 'biggest void'
April 21Infiniti has turned its aging QX50 into a true competitor in the compact premium crossover space, with an advanced engine, new safety technologies and an attractive sticker.
JUST ARRIVED: 2019 Infiniti QX50
April 21A look at the new Infiniti QX50 and its crossover competitors.
First Shift: Nissan embarks on EV push, retail overhaul
April 20Nissan EV push, retail overhaul; Ghosn's 'irreversible' quest; VW Canada settlement; Chrysler, Lexus win in Texas; Barra among 'Greatest Leaders'; Hyundai showcases NFL prospects.
Nissan to launch 8 electrified vehicles in Japan by 2022
April 20Nissan aims to stoke sales in Japan by launching eight electrified vehicles and overhauling its dealer network over the next five years.
At Nissan-Renault, the hunt for an 'irreversible,' sustainable future
April 20The alliance between Renault and Nissan needs to come up with a sustainable plan -- something "irreversible" -- for a future when Carlos Ghosn is no longer around as chairman to guide the partnership, the top executive says.
Infiniti sets ambitious plan to hike China output
April 19Nissan's Infiniti luxury brand, looking to duck steep tariffs, aims to triple sales in the world's biggest auto market in five years by ramping up production of five new nameplates in China.
AutoNews Now: Tough task for 'back-to-basics' Cadillac boss
April 19Tough task for 'back-to-basics' Cadillac boss; Ally management shakeup; Infiniti China push, 'Avengers' ad; FCA profit-margin goal: Beat GM, Ford; Sales weaken in Europe.
Ghosn confirms review of Renault-Nissan capital structure
April 17Carlos Ghosn said he is open to all options as Renault and Nissan explore deeper ties. The two automakers are in talks to merge, according to reports.
Japan lost the smartphone battle. Now it lags on connected cars
April 17In the race to build cars with digitally connected services -- such as ordering coffee on the dashboard display -- Toyota and Nissan risk being held back by their home market.
China to scrap foreign ownership caps on automakers by 2022
April 17The move is a major policy shift that will open the market wider to automakers such as Nissan and Tesla. It comes amid a trade standoff between Washington and Beijing, and signals the end of a 1994 rule in the biggest auto market that limits foreign automakers to a 50 percent share of any local venture.
5 Minutes With ... Jim Blenkarn, senior manager, systems quality improvement, Nissan North America
April 16How automakers respond to technical issues can seem a mystery. Some problems can be addressed with a technical service bulletin and redesigned parts, while others warrant a recall. Nissan's Jim Blenkarn peels back the curtain.
DEFENSIVE LINE
April 16As part of a new program called "Fixed Right First Time," Nissan has created what it calls its Last Line Defense Team. When a dealership shop can't fix a vehicle, even after checking with experts who staff Nissan's Tech Line, the last line goes into action.
