Infiniti unveiled its new QX30 compact crossover at the Los Angeles and Guangzhou, China, auto shows earlier this month. The premium model, which will be built at Nissan’s Sunderland plant in the U.K., goes on sale next summer. Just like the Infiniti Q30 compact hatchback, the QX30 uses components from Mercedes-Benz’s compact car architecture.  

Nissan today reinforced its European growth strategy - setting a clear path to become the most desirable Asian brand. Crossover, electric vehicles (EVs) and autonomous drive technology are central to this aspiration and Nissan will continue to defend and grow its leadership of these areas.