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Kia Motors has won three prestigious 2018 ‘iF design’ awards, reinforcing the brand’s reputation for striking car design. The new Kia Stinger fastback sports sedan, Stonic compact crossover and Picanto city car were each awarded prizes in the ‘Product Design’ category.

Vehicle data expert, Cartell.ie reports that the proportion of vehicles offered for sale (across all years) with finance outstanding is 14.3 per cent, up from 12.5 per cent in July last year and 11.5 per cent in January, 2017.

Audi Ireland has revealed the pricing of the all-new and eagerly anticipated Audi A7 Sportback, which starts from €78,150 (OTR).

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Renault Group tells us it has special offers on models ordered and registered by March 31 across its Renault and Dacia passenger car and LCV ranges.

In recent weeks, the debate around child safety online has taken centre stage with the world-renowned cyber psychologist Dr Mary Aiken calling for children under the age of 14 to be prevented from owning smartphones. Reports of cyberbullying are becoming more common, and many parents are unsure about just what are reasonable measures to take in order to protect their children. Teenagers too complain about the amount of time their parents spend distracted by the addictive power of the same technology.

Skoda is set to further add to its model range with the premiere of the hybrid Skoda Vision X at the Geneva Motor Show in March. The Vision X transfers the characteristic features of Skoda’s new SUV models to another vehicle segment - the urban crossover.

The Society of the Irish Motor Industry (SIMI) has welcomed the recent announcement by Transport Minister Shane Ross of a grant scheme for Taxi/Limousine/Hackney (SPSV), aimed at increasing the uptake of new electric vehicles (EVs) in the Irish taxi fleet.

Mercedes-Benz has lifted the covers off its all-new A-Class; the latest in a generation of cars that the German manufacturer believes will redefine modern luxury in the compact class.

BioExel Medtech Accelerator is the first of its kind in Ireland to focus solely on the medical technology sector. The six companies, which are all in the scale-up phase, will be based at NUI Galway for a period of six months, to build and commercially validate their technologies by working with existing entrepreneurial networks, mentors and management team.