New car deliveries in State set to be affected by global chip shortage
Car dealers indicate they have more interest from consumers than they have cars to sell
Shortage of new cars is crippling the Irish market
Crisis in microchip supply is causing production problems for carmakers
Munich motor show: Climate change casts uncomfortable shadow over event
Car makers also facing more immediate crisis due to ongoing semiconductor shortage
Renault Arkana: Mid-sized family crossover drives softly and subtly
Plenty of room in the car, which is surprising given the coupe lines of the silhouette
Renault sales fall more dramatically than market during Covid
Carmaker still losing market share as sales recover in first half of 2021
What will Irish roads look like in 2030?
Electric power is here, and growing, but it may not be the be-all and end-all
To own or not to own: traditional car ownership under growing pressure
Autonomous mobility solutions predicted to disrupt traditional model in coming decade
When choosing a family car, ‘USB ports are the new cup holders’
Child safety, entertainment systems and practicality are among key considerations
Gear shift: Irish car buyers now demanding more luxury
Luxury brands are popular but we also want more high-end features from ‘regular’ carmakers
Practicality over image tends to be the order of the day for the mature car market
Comfort, reliability, ease of access and safety for loved ones are some of the factors considered by older buyers
Has Covid-19 affected electric car sales in Ireland?
If anything, pandemic recovery seems to be accelerating EV sales
Alpine A110: Near-perfect sports car points the way to a glorious electric future
Renault’s sporting brand will morph from this petrol two-seater into a full-battery lineup
Before you buy an electric vehicle, ask: Will I drive it enough to make it eco-friendly?
If you can't rack up the miles, then you might be better off with a traditional gas guzzler
Lives Lost to Covid-19: Jim Power was always eager to do others a good turn
Dubliner was a ‘generous and compassionate man of kind deeds’
Promises, promises: What is 2020 not delivering?
Flying cars, accident-free cars, and electric everything. Just some of the 2020 motoring promises that aren’t going to be fulfilled
Formula One turns 70 in an uncertain age
Fan-free races, and tracks in isolated bubbles. It’s all changed since F1 was a kid
What do you do if your Olympic dream was within reach?
Triathlete Carolyn Hayes had her eyes set on Japan, but before that could happen, the world closed down
Motor dealers seek earlier reopening to catch new registrations in July
Uncertainty over whether dealerships can reopen on June 8th or must wait until June 29th
Renault Ireland boss calls for cut in VRT to help boost motor trade
New car market down nearly 30 per cent on last year with April registrations down 96 per cent
Renault overhauls its all-electric city car and adds hot hatch performance
First drive: Renault Zoe now comes in two flavours and is a much more tempting offer with claims of a 395km range
New Renault Clio feels more grown up, with less fun factor
Renault likely onto a winner as it treads a careful – but largely successful – path with the new Clio
Car market could plummet to as few as 55,000 sales next year
New tighter emissions testing could push vehicles into higher tax brackets
Are there enough charging points for EVs?
Electric vehicles have already beaten 2018's sales, but charging questions remain
The 2030 electric car switchover. Will we be ready?
Sales of electric cars in Ireland are growing, but are they growing fast enough?
New car-sharing scheme to put 400 all-electric cars on Dublin streets
Green Mobility customers will not have to return cars to designated locations
Dealers’ reluctance to sell electric cars could leave sales in slow lane
New study suggests car sellers are actively steering buyers away from electric vehicles
Outstanding field for chief financial officer of the year
‘Irish Times’ Business Person of the Year awards: the CFOs
Used car imports posing ‘serious threat’ to Irish market, Renault warns
Operating profit increased 42% last year at Irish arm of French car manufacturer
Renault Zoe’s 400km battery claims to salve the pangs of battery worries
Can Zoe 4.0 transform range anxiety into range confidence?
Five reasons why ‘Dancing with the Stars’ needs to hit the mark for RTÉ
Irish ‘Strictly’ is like Ed Balls attempting a lift - risky, but it just might be a must-watch
Profits double at Renault Ireland
French car brand saw turnover of €208m last year at its Irish operation
Is Renault’s new Scenic the last stand for MPVs?
Challening road ahead for revamped Scenic as SUVs become increasingly more popular
Big oil declares war on the electric car
New lobby group funded by Koch brothers will try to convince governments to end electric vehicle subsidies
Renault Ireland to sponsor ‘The Late Late Show’
To whom it concerns, the carmaker has agreed a one-year deal with RTÉ
Disabled Drivers Motorshow coming to the RDS in October
Information and education event is free to all
French companies operating in Ireland upbeat on economy
Survey finds 79 per cent of firms predict revenue increase in current quarter
Restructured Renault Ireland turnover falls more than 43%
Turnover fell €62.9 million during the year
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