The vision becomes reality, as the BMW Vision iNEXT becomes the BMW iX. A year before its market launch at the end of 2021, the BMW Group is providing a first look ahead to the future BMW iX, which...
If I was buying a new car in the morning I would probably opt for a Hybrid rather than a fully electric model.
As I write these few words, strong winds and rain are pounding against my office window and...
To celebrate the launch of the all-new, all- electric Honda e, Honda have teamed up with SSE Airtricity to make your transition to driving electric hassle free.
The partnership offers all eligible customers of the Honda e the installation of...
Great deals on selected models with 7 years Warranty and 7 years Roadside Assistance
Ford is encouraging customers in the market for a new car during the January 2021 sales period to check out the company’s ‘Upgrade & Save’ sales...
Honda’s first battery electric vehicle for Europe, the Honda e, has been named ‘German Car of the Year 2021’ in the country’s prestigious annual Car of the Year Awards, becoming the first vehicle from a Japanese brand to do...
Volkswagen’s ID.3 has had a great start since it went on sale in Ireland and has been the top-selling model in September and October, and now it has claimed its first Irish critics award – voted the Sunday Service Car of...
Skoda has confirmed its Irish pricing plan for the new all-electric Enyaq, which is due to arrive in Irish showrooms from June of next year.
The electric crossover will be offered as Enyaq 60, with a 58kWh battery pack offering...
Volvo Cars engineers call it “the ultimate driving simulator”, but it is not just an excuse for them to indulge their inner basement gamer. Instead, the Swedish company’s ground-breaking mixed-reality simulator is used to make new strides in safety...
When Ikuo Maeda took the reins of Mazda’s design department in April 2009, he set himself an ambitious goal: To stay true to the brand’s identity while taking design in a bold new direction. To express Japanese aesthetics while...
The AUTOBEST jury - consisting of 31 members from major European automotive publications - has recognised Toyota for including this leading development in one of its smallest cars, the new Yaris, thereby continuing the democratisation of leading safety technology.
The...
