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Peugeot has announced two long-range versions of its E-3008 and E-5008 will arrive in Ireland early next year.

Toyota Ireland has announced an extension on its offers until September 30. For a limited time only, customers can avail of a free upgrade from the Toyota C-HR Hybrid to the Toyota C-HR Plug-In Hybrid.

The new fourth generation Suzuki Swift Hybrid is one of the cheapest cars now on sale in Ireland, and comes with enhanced but familiar exterior and interior designs, an even higher standard equipment specification than before, improved performance, lower CO2 emissions and better fuel economy.

Skoda’s new generation Superb has arrived in Irish showrooms, with prices starting from a little over €54k.

Peugeot has just launched the new 3008 model to the Irish market, featuring an aerodynamic fastback SUV design and two new powertrains. One is a mild hybrid and the other is a full electric, with a promised range of up to 527km (WLTP). The new 3008 also features Peugeot’s latest panoramic i-Cockpit.

Kia is entering the European light-commercial vehicle (LCV) market in Europe late next year (or more likely in 2026) with what will fill-out into its planned full-electric PBV (Platform Beyond Vehicle) range. Kia laid out its future strategy at the 2024 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas back in January.

Renault has launched three new cars in Ireland - the Car of the Year 2024 Scenic E-Tech Electric, alongside the new flagship model Rafale E-Tech full hybrid and the new Captur.

After almost four decades away, the Capri nameplate is making its return to the Ford lineup, but this time in the guise of an all-electric SUV. While the original Capri is a cult classic, Ford claims that its new iteration of the Capri is "the car the iconic sports coupe was destined to become".

Kia Ireland has announced further price adjustments on two of its fully-electric models ahead of the 242-registration period.

Dacia finished in fifth position in the new car market in May, with registrations up 24 per cent on the same period last year.