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Nissan delivers 100 per cent electric crossover Ariya
The new Nissan Ariya 100 per cent electric crossover with the starting price of €48,995 combines the pioneering EV, crossover and performance expertise that has made the Nissan LEAF and Nissan Qashqai market leaders. Its arrival in local dealerships is set to revolutionise the EV market in Ireland.
Suzuki reveals new eVX concept SUV model
Suzuki has revealed its eVX, a fully-electric concept SUV which is scheduled to be introduced to the market by 2025.
All new Nissan Ariya 100 percent electric crossover
The all new Nissan Ariya 100per cent electric crossover with the starting price of €48,995 combines the pioneering EV, crossover and performance expertise that has made the Nissan LEAF and Nissan Qashqai market leaders and its arrival in local dealerships is set to revolutionise the EV market in Ireland.
Remote and hybrid employment posts increase by 43% in 12 month period
A new report by Zoom, in collaboration with FRS Recruitment, shows Irish job posts offering remote and hybrid work are up 43% over 12 months.
Cupra adds new engine and pack options to Leon
Cupra is boosting its Leon line-up by broadening the range of engines available.
Cupra adds new engine and pack options to Leon
Cupra is boosting its Leon line-up by broadening the range of available engines.
October new car registrations down 2.1% — new car market just marginally ahead on last year
The Society of the Irish Motor Industry (SIMI) has released the official 222 new vehicle registration figures for October.
All new Nissan X-Trail set to be unveiled at Marsh Nissan Athlone
EV drivers in Athlone and the Midlands region will be among the first in Ireland to feast their eyes on the eagerly awaited all-new Nissan X-Trail e-POWER after Marsh Nissan in Athlone was chosen to unveil the new family crossover and latest addition to Nissan’s full range of electrified vehicles.
October new car registrations down 2.1% — New car market just marginally ahead on last year
The Society of the Irish Motor Industry (SIMI), today released the official 222 new vehicle registration figures for October. New car registrations for October were down 2.1% (2,624) when compared to October 2021 (2,680). Registrations year to date are marginally up 0.6% (104,056) on the same period last year (103,425) and are 10.4% behind (116,124) that of pre-Covid levels.
