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Citroen has provided details of the new e-C4 X electric model, with pricing starting from €39,967.

Citroen has provided details of the new e-C4 X electric model, with pricing starting from €39,967.

New figures released by the Society of the Irish Motor Industry show that 4,161 new electric vehicles were registered in July, making it a record monthly total for EV sales in Ireland.

Tony Burke Motors is hosting an open weekend to show off its Toyota electric hybrid range.

Toyota vehicle owners get a 12-month warranty when servicing their vehicle within the Toyota network

Toyota has continued this year as Ireland’s best-selling car brand.

Toyota continues its market-leading dominance, closing out the first quarter of 2023 with a share of 14.62 percent - 8,498 Toyota cars have been sold, with 2,350 registrations in March alone.

There was a record number of new electric car registrations (3,682) here, according to the latest figures released today by Society of the Irish Motor Industry.

A total of 105,253 new cars were registered in 2022, a marginal increase of 0.3 percent on 2021 but a 10.1 per cent drop on 2019 (117,109).

Dacia is reflecting upon 10 years in Ireland having arrived here in 2012, albeit in left-hand drive. And now, a decade later, Dacia is a mainstream volume brand in Ireland.