Citroën has announced the all-new C5 Aircross starting from €39,300. This second-generation C5 Aircross is a step forward in every respect, providing an intelligent and comprehensive response to the expectations of customers in this segment. Its design is powerful...
Polestar (Nasdaq: PSNY) have announced the largest model offensive in its history, with four new cars planned in the next three years. The Company also announced that with a disciplined approach, in 2026 it expects low double-digit volume growth...
Now available at Grandons Toyota, the all-new Toyota C-HR+ Electric SUV marks an exciting new chapter for Toyota - this is not simply another variant of the standard C-HR.
The C-HR+ is a completely new, larger, fully electric SUV model,...
In a radical shift to the way it approaches the compact SUV market, Citroën has completely reinvented the C3 Aircross as they today announce Irish pricing and specification for the model. Starting from €27,790 for a Petrol manual 5-seater,...
Last year the new Renault 5 EV was named Irish Car of the Year. Renault are probably hoping for another award this year with their new electric version of their famous Renault 4, which they are calling the E-Tech.
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Toyota, Ireland’s best-selling car brand, is pleased to announce that the all-new Toyota Aygo X Hybrid is in dealerships now, making it the first full hybrid in the A-segment on the market. Designed and built in Europe, the Aygo...
With the new and fully electric Volvo EX60, Volvo Cars is launching a car that you can talk to in a natural way. As the first Volvo to launch with Gemini, the new AI assistant from Google, customers can...
The global contest for children 15 and under closes on February 27th
Toyota Ireland is reminding children, parents and teachers across the country that entries for the 19th annual Toyota Dream Car Art Contest close on 27th February 2026. With...
The Society of the Irish Motor Industry (SIMI) released its official 261 new vehicle registration statistics for January. Reporting a positive start to the year for the Irish motor industry.
New car registrations for January were up 3.3% (34,604) compared...
Building on its success as Ireland’s best-selling car brand in 2025, Toyota has once again led the market in January, outselling every other manufacturer to secure its position as the number one car brand for the sixth consecutive year,...
