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The future of Volvo Cars is electric, and according to the company, the new C40 Recharge is the latest manifestation of its commitment to a zero-emission future.

Euro NCAP has published its first safety ratings of 2021. And two new cars that would not be familiar at this time to Irish motorists – the Polestar 2 (not sold here) and the Cupra Formentor (just arriving here), achieved the maximum five-star rating against the latest protocol regime.

The Toyota Yaris has been named European Car of the Year 2021. The virtual award ceremony, which took place today in Geneva, featured seven cars all vying for the top award, which has been around since 1964.

Ford says it is moving to be all-electric in Europe by 2030.

Seat has launched a new PHEV (plug-in hybrid vehicle). Seat says that the Leon e-Hybrid truly offers the 'best of both worlds’.

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has outlined that by the middle of the decade, Jaguar will have undergone a renaissance to emerge as a entirely electric luxury brand.

Athenry Camogie Club has launched a win-a-house-and-car draw.

Audi has introduced its new e-tron, which it claims is an SUV with three different methods of energy recuperation combined in a single vehicle for the first time.

The new Audi Q8 crossover goes on sale here this month with an on the road price of €103,050 for the 3.0TDI (286HP).

The new Audi Q8 crossover goes on sale here from late this month (August), with an on the road price of €103,050 for the 3.0TDI (286HP).