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    2013 Infiniti M35h








July 4, 2012. ROLLE, Switzerland, Enhanced specification, a new stand-alone satellite navigation option and even more convenience features are the focus of changes to the Infiniti M Sedan line-up for the model year 2013, available in Infiniti Centers now.

The changes are designed to reflect buyers' wishes for an ever-more complete specification to back up the M's emotive design and technological diversity, making the most-desired M models more affordable whether powered by V6 diesel, V6 petrol or V6 hybrid engines.

The latest prices and specifications make every M MY13 even more attractive than before in particular in the core GT grade and for the record-breaking M35h hybrid models, which already benefit from a much lower margin over an equivalent diesel variant than that charged by some rivals.

Another key change is making Infiniti's voice-recognition Connectiviti+ satellite navigation and entertainment system a single attractively-priced option for the first time on all GT and S models, opening up the option to more buyers. The system even includes Forest Air, one of the most sophisticated climate control systems available.

Base, GT and S models all now come with a new Bose 10-speaker high performance audio system which includes eight-channel equalization as well as the Bose AudioPilot2 Noise Compensation Technology. Its Engine Harmonic Cancellation system utilizes microphones mounted around the cabin to identify, and then cancel, unwelcome engine sounds.

The M's already long list of standard features is added to on all versions by a new automatic soft-close boot function, boosting both refinement and practicality.

Inside, new Tricot trim material is used for the rooflining on GT and GT Premium versions. Other trim changes comprise leather and Japanese Ash wood on GT models, with Java leather and White Ash wood trim complete with its exclusive silver powder finish reserved for the GT Premium.

The update confirms the Infiniti M range as being among the most well-specified cars in its class. The overall quality of the Infiniti M has also been recognized within the latest American J.D. Power Initial Quality Study. The Infiniti M came top of the Midsize Premium Car segment ahead of the Mercedes-Benz E-Class (for further information visit www.jdpower.com)

The base models (M37 petrol and M30d diesel) are equipped with 7-speed automatic transmission with manual mode, heated and ventilated front seats, HDD Music Box, bi-Xenon headlights with AFS, 18-inch alloy wheels and full colour central display. GT models (M37 petrol, M30d diesel and M35h hybrid) upgrade to leather while GT Premium variants also available with all three powertrain options are equipped with Infiniti's complete suite of safety and convenience technology including Blind Spot InterventionTM, Intelligent Cruise Control (ICC) and Lane Departure Warning (LDW) and Prevention (LDP).

S Premium versions (M37 and M30d) gain exactly the same advanced technologies as the GT Premium along with the extra sporting focus the S badge brings: larger alloy wheels, 4-Wheel Active Steering, and sports suspension, brakes and seats, along with black lacquer trim. The M30d is additionally available in S grade.

Every new M model in the 2013 line-up delivers all the emotive driving pleasure that is at the root of the luxury automotive brand from Japan. Performance and innovative technology combine in perfect partnership in the M35h hybrid whose 364PS is not at the expense of CO2 emissions 159g/km or fuel consumption, 6.9 l/100km on the combined cycle and 5.6 l/100km highway.

Making it truly the no compromise hybrid, the M35h can accelerate from 0-100km/h in just 5.5 seconds. Its extraordinary performance was hailed in 2011 by Guinness World Records, which officially declared the M35h the world's fastest accelerating hybrid.

The new Infiniti M range is available in Infiniti Centers throughout Europe from this month.


For Infiniti M MY13 pricing, please refer to the local releases or contact your local Public Relations Manager.

source : Infiniti Press

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