Infiniti QX Inspiration: This is the prototype to be presented at the Detroit Motor Show

The electric vehicle market grows in steps gigantic . The numerous aid from different governments and a collective conscience to care for the environment drives people to acquire this type of vehicle. The manufacturers have taken it and it is now when you start to see the fruit of their development and research.

Infiniti is one of them, and will be in Detroit where we can discover their latest all-electric prototype , the Infiniti QX Inspiration, a vehicle called to compete directly with the Jaguar I-Pace, the Tesla Model 3, and a whole compendium of electric vehicles that will arrive in the coming years.

We still do not know any aspect technical about its power, although we could ensure that it will have total traction and, therefore, with two electric motors, one arranged on the front axle and one on the rear.

Regarding its design, what to say. Personally, I think that Infiniti is at a higher level than the German lines (Audi, Mercedes and BMW), with wavy shapes reminiscent of what is seen in the Lexus models and that endow their vehicles of an aura of luxury, elegance and sportsmanship. All at the same time.

Entering fully into the analysis of its lines, its front is dominated by a large logo of the Japanese firm . It's funny because this badge, along with a diffuse trapeze inverted, are the only signs of Infiniti identity that we can see clearly in the prototype.

"The prototype that we will show in Detroit is the beginning of a new era for Infiniti, and it is a projection of where we want to go with the brand. Electrification and other new technologies have given us the opportunity to evolve to our design philosophy, "said Karim Habib, Executive Director of Design at Infiniti.

Although it is still too early to make predictions of when we could see this awesome vehicle rolling through our streets, opt for 2020 as the deadline . It will be in that year also when a great offensive comes from the Volkswagen Group with multiple electric models, so companies like Infiniti will have to be ready if they want to acquire part of the market share of the electric ones.