Corporate vehicle supplier, Infiniti, has increased its fleet team from two to eight, as it looks to grow its corporate market, according to Fleet News. The company is also looking for a new chief financial officer and will be hiring more than 100 people in the coming months, said John DeSimone, president of Global Automotive Solutions, which provides financing services to autom@@ So far, Infinity's sales for 2016 are reportedly up 180% YoY and YTD registrations in September hit 2,500. Brands such as the Q30 and QX30 are expected to remain popular, and the anticipated Q60 sports coupe is also anticipated to attract customer interest.
Corporate vehicle supplier, Infiniti, has increased its fleet team from two to eight, as it looks to grow its corporate market, according to Fleet News. The team will be led by Jonathan Reynolds, formerly of Mazda, while Paul Grimsley will take up a newly created role dedicated to "remarketing, residual values and service, maintenance and repair costs." So far, Infinity's sales for 2016 are reportedly up 180% YoY and YTD registrations in September hit 2,500. Brands such as the Q30 and QX30 are expected to remain popular, and the anticipated Q60 sports coupe is also anticipated to attract customer interest.