Detroit Auto Show: Nissan unveils Infiniti Coupe concept

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Infiniti
unveiled its new Coupe concept in Detroit Sunday, and Erin Mays was there to get the details. The concept was launched
by Mark Igo, Vice President and General Manager of the Infiniti Division for Nissan North America.

Designed
by Nissan Technical Center (NTC) in Atsugi, Japan, the concept features a “seductive body design,” – a
simple, performance-inspired design that follows the Infiniti philosophy of being able to express a design in just a
line or two.

It seems obvious from the Coupe concept’s appearance that we’re looking at the next generation
G35 Coupe, which itself is an admired design that’s going to be difficult to follow.

More pics and details
after the jump.


The concept’s features
include:

  • signature L-shape headlights and taillights with multi-lamp LED projector-style headlights
    and LED taillights.
  • Infiniti signature “double-arch” aluminum alloy grille
  • full-length glass roof panel
  • side mirror housings actually have cameras instead of mirrors
  • 9-spoke aluminum alloy 20 in. wheels with low profile tires
  • dual exhaust


The interior
features include:

  • Infiniti “double-wave” instrument panel
  • “Washi”
    (traditional japanese paper) style aluminum accents
  • trim is wheat leather with espresso brown
    accents
  • 7-in color information display
  • integrated audio controls in steering wheel