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Mercedes Benz has unveiled its new CLA, which is expected in Ireland before the end of 2025 in both all electric and hybrid powertrains. The new CLA is the first model in a completely new family of vehicles from the brand.

Motors Distributors Limited (MDL) has announced that 12 passenger car models across the Mercedes-Benz, BYD, and Xpeng are to be introduced in Ireland in 2025.

From the tiny two-seater Fourtwo to the midlife crisis Roadster, the Smart brand of cars was always quite niche – and they weren't exactly easy on the eye, either. Liquidated in 2006 following dwindling sales, the Smart brand was revived a few years ago by Mercedes-Benz and Chinese auto giant Geely, with a completely new identity.

The latest new Mercedes-Benz model to arrive on Irish roads is the T-Class, a five-seat passenger carrier developed on the same platform as the highly successful, diesel-powered Citan, current holder of the Continental 'Irish Van of the Year 2024' award.

Another Mercedes-Benz newcomer – this time in the shape of their popular mid-size Vito van – has arrived on the Irish market, brim-full of premium fitments and all-inclusive high-tech features.

Mercedes-Benz recently launched its new E-Class on the Irish market, which for over 75 years has been the mainstay of the German marque’s model range.

Showing no let-up in the pace of its new model introductions, Mercedes-Benz has announced the arrival here of its latest V-Class and all-electric EQV equivalent – two ‘luxuriously appointed’ people carriers arriving to replace models that have been a feature of the brand's offering in Ireland for some years.

Mercedes-Benz has announced the Irish arrival of its latest V-Class and all-electric EQV equivalent – two ‘luxuriously appointed’ people carriers to replace existing models.

Joining the new E-Class on the newcomers podium from Mercedes-Benz is the new two-door CLE Coupé - a model making its first appearance on the Irish market.

The latest Mercedes-Benz newcomer to launch on the Irish market is the new E-Class, for over 75 years the mainstay of the Mercedes-Benz model range.