New Infiniti chairman plots strategy to improve vehicles, experience

The launch of the QX55 coupe-styled crossover, above, leads Infiniti’s product push and will be followed by the redesign of the QX60 next year. (AUTOMOTIVE NEWS ILLUSTRATION)

November 30, 2020 05:00 AM

TOKYO — Global Infiniti Chairman Peyman Kargar, just six months into leading the Japanese premium brand, is rolling out a four-pronged attack to accelerate growth.

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