Infiniti Models & VIN Number Locations
Infiniti VIN Number Locations
Generally the Infiniti stamped VIN Number will be stamped on the middle of bulkhead/firewall towards the center.
There will also be a visible VIN Number located on the left side casing of dashboard viewed through the windscreen.
The VIN or build pale may be found on the inner wing on the front panel or in a sticker format on the door post
Generally the Infiniti stamped VIN Number will be stamped on the middle of bulkhead/firewall towards the center.
There will also be a visible VIN Number located on the left side casing of dashboard viewed through the windscreen.
The VIN or build pale may be found on the inner wing on the front panel or in a sticker format on the door post
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Models
Infiniti Q30 Infiniti Q45 Infiniti Q50 2.0t Pure, 2.0t Luxe, 3.0t Luxe, 3.0t Sport Red Sport 400, Hybrid Infiniti Q60 2.0t Pure, 2.0t Luxe, 3.0t Luxe, 3.0t Sport Infiniti Q70 M25, M30d, M35h, M37/M37x AWD and M56/M56x AWD variations, all sedans Infiniti QX30 Base, Luxury, Premium, and Sport Infiniti QX50 EX30d and EX37 in Europe Infiniti QX60 3.5, Hybrid variant discontinued Infiniti QX80 SUV 
Infiniti VIN Number Position
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Infiniti is the luxury vehicle division of the Japanese automaker Nissan. The brand was first established in 1989, with the goal of providing a luxury vehicle option for Nissan customers.
The first Infiniti model, the Q45, was introduced in 1990 as a 1991 model. It was a full-size luxury car that was well-received by critics and buyers alike. Other early Infiniti models included the M30 coupe, the G20 compact luxury car, and the J30 luxury sedan.
In the 2000s, Infiniti expanded its lineup with the introduction of several new models, including the G35 sport sedan, the FX luxury crossover, and the QX56 full-size SUV. The brand also began to expand its presence in global markets during this time, opening new dealerships in Europe and Asia.
In recent years, Infiniti has focused on developing new technologies, including hybrid and electric powertrains, and introducing new models, such as the Q50 and Q60 sport sedans, the QX50 and QX60 crossover SUVs, and the QX80 full-size SUV.
In 2020 Nissan announced the rebranding of Infiniti to INFINITI, with the new name and design as a strategy to target customers in the premium and ultra-premium market.
As of today, the company is working on the development of new technologies such as electric cars, autonomous driving and keeps expanding the range of models it offers.
The first Infiniti model, the Q45, was introduced in 1990 as a 1991 model. It was a full-size luxury car that was well-received by critics and buyers alike. Other early Infiniti models included the M30 coupe, the G20 compact luxury car, and the J30 luxury sedan.
In the 2000s, Infiniti expanded its lineup with the introduction of several new models, including the G35 sport sedan, the FX luxury crossover, and the QX56 full-size SUV. The brand also began to expand its presence in global markets during this time, opening new dealerships in Europe and Asia.
In recent years, Infiniti has focused on developing new technologies, including hybrid and electric powertrains, and introducing new models, such as the Q50 and Q60 sport sedans, the QX50 and QX60 crossover SUVs, and the QX80 full-size SUV.
In 2020 Nissan announced the rebranding of Infiniti to INFINITI, with the new name and design as a strategy to target customers in the premium and ultra-premium market.
As of today, the company is working on the development of new technologies such as electric cars, autonomous driving and keeps expanding the range of models it offers.
