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The Opel Mokka-e has become even more powerful and efficient - and it even has a new name.

Volkswagen's impressive and growing electric vehicle range is hitting all the right chords with Irish motorists.

With the e-tron, Audi entered the world of e-mobility in 2018, marking the start of the electric future for the German brand.

The impressive Nissan Ariya, which is on sale here from €48,995, has just achieved the maximum five-star rating in the Green NCAP. Nissan says that it has confidently reaches a Weighted Overall Index (WOI) of 9.6.

Ford Pro recently revealed their new E-Transit Courier. It describes it as a ground-up new all-electric commercial vehicle, bringing enhanced connectivity and productivity for compact van customers.

Volvo says that the new EX90 it revealed towards the end of last year represents a firm stake in the ground for their transformation towards becoming a pure electric car brand by 2030.

The imposing and boldly styled new Kia EV9, its first three-row electric flagship SUV. Kia describes it as offering sophisticated elegance inside and out. It will use the marketing line ‘Here to reshape the way we move.’ when it launches the new model. It will go on sale here in Ireland late this year.

The all-new BMW 5-series (i5) will break cover shortly. It is being built in Germany. The all-electric 5-Series will be launched in October, going on-sale in Europe soon after, so possibly available here in right-hand drive from the year-end. The all-new i5 will target competitors such as the Mercedes EQE, Tesla Model S, and Audi E6.

Swedish EV brand Polestar has delivered its 100,000th produced Polestar 2, with the milestone model being collected by Tony Lanigan from Castleknock in Dublin.

Just launched in February, and already 232 new Peugeot 408 have been registered by the end of April. A case of demand outstripping supply for the stunning new Peugeot 408.