Infiniti is now offering its M35h – the sportiest hybrid saloon out there – in the coveted GT grade. It sits below the M35h GT Premium, making the hybrid car more affordable, as it costs £3970 less than the Premium model. With a starting price of £41,101, the M45h GT is not a cheap car, but it offers great value for money when you consider what you receive.
What you receive is a luxurious four-door Infiniti powered by one of the finest hybrid systems known to man, consisting of a V6 petrol engine and an electric motor, with a combined output of 364 PS (359bhp), 0 to 60 mph time of 5.5 seconds, average fuel consumption of 40.4 mpg with 162g/km CO2. In other words, it’s a no compromise car.
And don’t think because it costs less than the Premium model, it’s badly equipped. Actually the GT Premium is a bit too well-equipped. The M35 GT gets very advanced features such as 16-speaker Bose® surround sound, Connectiviti+, Infiniti’s navigation/entertainment system, Frost Air climate control system, in addition to regular luxury equipments like semi-aniline leather seat facings, heated and ventilated front seats, bi-Xenon headlights with Adaptive Front-Lighting System (AFS), alloy wheels and White Ash wood trim finished with real silver powder.
The new M range on the road pricing for the UK is as follows:
3.0 V6 diesel | |
M30d GT | £39,331 |
M30d GT Premium | £43,301 |
M30d S | £41,636 |
M30d S Premium | £45,601 |
3.7 V6 petrol | |
M37 GT | £37,366 |
M37 GT Premium | £41,366 |
M37 S Premium | £43,636 |
3.5 V6/electric Hybrid | |
M35h GT | £41,101 (additional model) |
M35h GT Premium | £45,071 |
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