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That means the base variants of Volvo's electric flagship will be eligible for U.S. EV federal tax credits.

Three-row SUV all new INFINITI QX60 offers confident and responsive performance

The highly anticipated three-row premium SUV, the all-new Infiniti QX60 has arrived at Arabian Automobiles, the flagship company of the AW Rostamani Group.

Luxury, and the perception of luxury, has always dictated price in the auto world. But today the statistical differences between vehicles within a segment often are minuscule, and SUVs of course are the growing segment. That’s where this week’s Cadillac XT6 falls — a handsome, elegant mid-size SUV, and bigger than Caddy’s XT5.

In order to showcase the new 2022 Infiniti QX60 nationwide, the carmaker teamed up with famous broadcaster Erin Andrews, filming an ad called ‘Infiniti Unscripted with Erin Andrews’ that aired on the NFL Network during games televised on the 18, 23 and 25 of December. Let’s just say that she was quite taken by the premium seven-seater SUV.

Infiniti’s three-row crossover, the QX60, gets a complete makeover for 2022, with a...

The new 2021 GMC Yukon lineup is led by an all-new and more exclusive Denali and the first Yukon AT4, taking Yukon into the premium off-road space.

He’ll get little argument from me. Like Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart — and his famed dissertation on “hard-core pornography” — I may not be able to define what makes a car beautiful, but I darn sure know it when I see it. Infiniti’s loquacious executive design director, Alfonso Albaisa, may talk about how its straight horizontal lines make the new QX look more muscular or that its muscular haunches give it a feeling of both “power and serenity.” I just know that it looks...

Car and Driver liked the "performance that rivals exotic cars, comfortable enough to drive daily, nicely trimmed cabin," but not that the "exhaust note is only exciting at full throttle, limited driver-assistance features, manual transmission not offered."

autoevolution 7 Jan 2021, 21:06 UTC · by 13 photos You see, there’s a precedent we must remember in the guise of VIN 00001. Last year at Barrett-Jacksons Scottsdale event, Hendrick Automotive Group head honcho and NASCAR team owner Rick Hendrick spent $3 million on the first-ever unit of the mid-engine Stingray, with all proceeds going to charity. This time around, Mecum has been tasked to hammer the V8-engined sports car at the Kissimmee 2021 auction in Florida. Completed by the hard...