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Ryanair the standout stock as banks retreat

SUVs which have had a roof-chop are not normally our cup of tea, but this one, which includes a nod to an aviation connection, might be different

Car makers appear to be abandoning the idea of fully self-driving cars

EU anti-subsidy investigation is unlikely to extinguish the threat of a cheap BYD car that includes rotating touch screen and wireless phone charging

China’s electric-car makers remain bullish but elsewhere many EV manufacturers are hedging their bets

Although western manufacturers such as Tesla, BMW and Renault make electric cars in the country, Chinese-branded EVs are also on the rise, research shows

Japanese carmaker aims to make electric vehicles more affordable but still profitable in new manufacturing strategy

Gardaí had appealed to public for help in tracking yellow Renault Traffic vehicle in Dublin city centre

Renault, Pernod Ricard and Commerzbank among the gainers, but fall for Kerry leaves Iseq in the red

There’s a buzz around the upcoming 5 that could undermine the Clio’s midlife revival

The electric car market is set to explode this year, with new – and, crucially, more affordable – models arriving

What are GSR2 and WP29, the regulations that have put some carmakers in a bind?

We list our choice of the top 50 new cars buyers should consider for 241 registrations - and why

During the 1960s she was the queen of international motorsport and a household name across the continents

New electric hatchback should cost less than €20,000

Sharp deceleration in sales growth as mainstream buyers’ appetite proves weaker than expected

The Austral’s hybrid system makes some weird noises, but it’s far from boring

There was very little on the upside among companies listed on the Irish Stock Exchange on Thursday

Central Statistics Office releases data on Ireland’s 50 year membership of the EU

From November the Renault and Dacia brands will be managed by the owners of Nissan in Ireland

What’s next for the RTÉ presenter?

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French brand spent millions on sponsorship but its share of the new car sales market has fallen dramatically over the past two decades

French firm Mistral could gain a competitive advantage over US firms through regulation that balances protection and innovation

GAA will tell committee that the number of free-to-air games on television is higher than ever before

Explainer: Broadcaster tells Oireachtas committees he was not paid €120,000 exit fee and thought three €75,000 payments were from Renault

Company continues to see growth after four years of declines

Popular sports journalist has not publicly addressed tax issue as accountants differ as to whether any liability might exist

Readers’ thoughts on Marty’s ‘loan’ of a car

No brand wants to find itself parked so close to a scandal

Carmaker sees robust demand for its new models

Constantly changing company car tax rules confusing you? Stick with these cars and you won’t go wrong

French firm targeting €10 billion valuation for electric vehicle business

Climbing is liberating and adrenaline-fueled but it’s also strangely calming, say Ania Boguskwa Bakiewicz and Garry Rossiter who traversed the island in an electric car to get their adventure on scaling the Burren’s limestone rock faces

Car giant sees operating margin above 6% this year

“As a nature lover, an electric car is very appealing,” says Francois Humberto of watersports school Pure Magic

Iseq index outperforms European peers on strong performance by larger caps, while FTSE slides for second day

Move will address long-standing friction between carmakers, with both partners retaining 15% cross-shareholding

Its electric car unit, known as Ampere, will aim for a stock market listing from the first half of 2023

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