Nissan Motors, Japan, in the year 2009 announced that it shall be offering a hybrid version of its premium luxury sedan, the M35 V6. And, in the fall of 2011, the 2012 Infiniti M35H was launched formally across dealerships in various parts of the world. The launch of the hybrid version was a deliberate departure from the company’s policy of not adopting the hybrid model as possible solution to the environmental that the world is currently facing. However, succumbing to consumer expectations especially from the luxury segment, Nissan started manufacturing cars that retained luxury features without relying too much on the gas guzzling that used to happen previously. Available in one neat level with optional packages, the base model of the 2012 Infiniti is priced at $53,700. Notwithstanding its performance credentials, it delivers astounding fuel economy figures of 27 mpg on city roads and 32 mpg on highways.