Japanese luxury car brand Infiniti is expected to launch four new vehicles in the upcoming four years, while renewing its present car models in the US.
The company has also recently launched its 2014 Q50 sports sedan at the 2013 North American International Auto Show in Detroit, US.
Infiniti Global president Johan de Nysschen was quoted as saying by the Automotive News that the company's vision is to secure permanent membership in the exclusive premium automobile club that is today dominated by German brands.
"I will not rest until Infiniti is universally entrenched as a global tier one automaker," de Nysschen said.
The new cars by the company are expected to include the crossovers, sedans and high performance cars, which are expected to come with new engines and transmissions.
The company also plans to expand its markets to Europe and China by producing the required four-cylinder turbocharged engines at the Nissan's manufacturing plant in Decherd, Tennessee in the US.
