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As reported here last October, China's Xpeng (pronounced Shao-Peng) has entered the Irish market through its exclusive importer and distributor, Motor Distributors Limited (MDL).

Production of the Volkswagen Arteon has come to an end after eight years, with the final model rolling off the assembly line in Osnabrück, Germany.

Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles Ireland has introduced price reductions on its ID. Buzz Cargo. The Irish Van of the Year 2023 is now available from €48,495 after grants and €39,915 excluding VAT and including grants for commercial buyers. In addition, Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles Ireland, in conjunction with Volkswagen Financial Services, has introduced zero per cent finance on selected models.

The all new Cupra Tavascan is now available to configure and order, with the first models arriving in showrooms in December for test drives.

As the second model on the PPE platform, the A6 e-tron and S6 e-tron can be ordered now as Sportback and Avant versions with Irish pricing from €74,500 for the entry-level Sportback model. The next model up in the line-up is the Sportback e-tron Performance at €85,730, wit the S6 Sportback e-tron priced from €109,925.

The original seven-seat Skoda Kodiaq was one of the Czech brand’s best-selling models with over 12,000 vehicles delivered to Irish families since 2017.

Following on from upgrading its A3 and S3 ranges, Audi has now given the RS3 a mostly visual upgrade. The sporty saloon will now feature an expressive front and eye-catching diffuser, carbon details, RS bucket seats, and flat-top and flat-bottom steering wheel.

Every year, experts from ADAC (Allgemeiner Deutscher Automobil-Club) - Europe's largest automobile association - put around 100 vehicles through their paces. The cars are subsequently tested according to more than 350 criteria in seven main categories.

Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles has unveiled first details for the all-new Transporter, which is due to go on sale in early 2025.

Cupra, the sporty sub-brand of Seat, has upgraded its Formentor and Leon models for 2024, with both receiving improved engines, more tech and new looks. The two revamped models are expected to go on sale in Ireland during Q4.