4x4 News: Designer Name For The New Infiniti Diesel Crossover

A dynamic all-wheel drive with the power and torque to take on anything in its class is how GreatCars.co.uk have described Infinitis first diesel compact crossover. In their quest to conquer the European market, Infiniti have released images and details of the new EX30d compact crossover, which is powered by their new 3.0 litre diesel engine. Although the crossover has rivals such as the BMW X1, Mercedes GLK and the Audi Q5, Infiniti are counting on its coupe-like design to sell, according to MotorWard.com.

If you want to catch a glimpse of this new coupe it can be seen in its true glory at the Geneva Motor Show, which ends on the 14th of this month. Infiniti has confirmed that it is using the Geneva Show to stage global debuts of its new EX30d variant, which could become the first Infiniti model to be sold in Australia since the unloved Q45 limousine in the mid-1990s.

Features you can expect to find from Europes newest luxury automotive brand are hushed high performance in league with lower CO2 emissions and fuel consumption, reports GreatCars.co.uk. These features are thanks to a bespoke V6 diesel engine that fulfils every requirement of Infinitis Inspired Performance creed.

The new 3.0 litre V6 engine in this car, coupled with a 7-speed automatic transmission, enables the car to go from zero to 60mph in 7.9 seconds. Not only is this an acceptable performance, according to MotorWard.com, but because its a diesel engine it will be economic too.

With its dashing coupe looks, dynamic handling and luxury equipment, reports DieselStation.com, the compact crossover created by Nissan not only meets the criteria for a good 4x4, but exceeds expectations thanks to its outstanding light-weight refinement.

Getting a compliment from Top Gear car critics is something to brag about, especially when a review on TopGear.com reports that we have muchly enjoyed driving all of Infinitis range since the launch of Nissans luxury brand in the UK late last year. However, we have had one consistent gripe: the complete and total lack of a diesel engine in the line up the Infiniti brand truly have reason to celebrate, dare I say it, the creation of an almost perfect 4x4.

You wont have to wait too long to try the latest edition to the Infiniti range, which boasts an effortless and muscular design, as the EX30d is due to go on sale in the UK this summer.