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Hyundai officially unveiled the all New Hyundai IX35 at the international press test drive in Rome recently. Hyundai Cars Ireland are delighted to announce that the first units of the new Tucson replacement, the IX 35, will arrive into Ireland at the end of March. And Monaghan and Sons, Breaffy Road, Castlebar, is your first and only stop to try one for yourself. The IX 35 will be launched in a 2.0 litre diesel deluxe version first, with a 1.7 litre diesel deluxe version arriving later in the year. While final pricing is not yet decided, Hyundai can confirm that the 2.0 litre diesel engine version will launch at the 1.7 litre diesel price. Hyundai can confirm that the pricing is likely to be below €30,000.

To date Hyundai has enjoyed unparalleled success in Europe under the various scrappage programmes.

Hyundai will showcase no fewer than five new models at the Paris Motor Show next month.

Hyundai used the occasion of the Frankfurt show for the European unveiling of its ix35, the European version of the new Tucson, which made its debut in the Korean market earlier this month. 

Hyundai is to unveil a new concept car at this year’s Geneva Motor Show on March 3.

Hyundai Cars Ireland has announced a change in its SUV prices to meet current market conditions. However the reductions are only due to be effective for a defined period - from February 19 to March 31.

Hyundai recently revealed the new i20 three-door which boasts a new body style that will broaden its appeal to the fastest-growing sector of the car market in Europe.

Hyundai tells us that sales of the Hyundai i30 family car continue to defy the general economic gloom, recording a 10.2% climb in Europe over the first five months of 2009, compared to the same period last year. Growing demand for the i30 in both hatchback and CW Estate guises has led to more than 33,500 i30 cars being delivered to European customers so far this year.

Hyundai tells us that sales of its i30 family car continue to defy the general economic gloom, recording a 10.2 per cent climb in Europe over the first five months of 2009, compared to the same period last year.