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Infiniti is preparing to roll out its first all-electric model, the Vision Qe concept on October 24. Industry experts see it as much more than just a new vehicle debut. It’s a vital piece of Infiniti’s strategic plan not just to meet the demands of a rapidly evolving auto market but also to recover from recent sales slumps.

The company even showcased a 3D logo and a brand fragrance for the promotion

The upcoming concept vehicle, teased only as a silhouette so far, seems to be a four-door coupe with a roofline that pays homage to the Hyundai Ioniq 6. This new electric vehicle (EV) isn’t just a one-off model but rather a signal of what’s to come from the brand, as part of Nissan’s Ambition 2030 Strategy. The ambitious plan aims to add 19 new EVs and 27 new electrified models to Infiniti’s lineup by the end of the decade.

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While Infiniti wrapped up last year with a concerning 20 percent drop in sales, the numbers have been improving this year, with a nearly 48 percent uptick in the first nine months. This launch could be the much-needed jolt to help the brand make a strong comeback. Infiniti is pulling all stops, from introducing a new three-dimensional logo to offering a refreshed retail experience and even a unique brand scent, as part of its updated brand identity.

The Vision Qe concept is a cornerstone in Infiniti’s aggressive EV plan, developed jointly with Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance. The trio is looking to invest a staggering $25 billion into the segment, eyeing a substantial 65% reduction in battery costs by 2028.

Additionally, Infiniti projects that nearly 98% of its European sales will be electrified by 2026, and aims for 40% in the U.S. by the end of the decade. This makes the upcoming Vision Qe not just a car but a manifestation of Infiniti’s future — a future that seems increasingly electrifying and geared toward reclaiming its market position.

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