Dacia

From insurance and fuel to up-front purchase costs and depreciation, motorists need to carefully weigh the financial pros and cons of EV ownership

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

Yes, it’s true – you can now buy a Jogger in which you can sleep. How does it compare to arguably the greatest camper van of them all?

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

Dacia’s chief executive tells The Irish Times how the company will stick to its affordable roots as the car market changes around it

From financial crash to Brexit, Covid, and the chip crisis, the Irish car market has changed out of all recognition in the past decade

In the final part of our series we pick our favourites in this category, from seven-seaters to luxury drives

Our pick of the best plug-in hybrid and regular hybrid cars to buy in the coming months

Forget the crash-test rating controversy – this Dacia gem could be ideal family transport

New Jogger family car gets one-star rating, but has it been tested properly?

The imprecise art of innovation and how to maximise your chances of business success

Two new entrants to Irish market are a funky all-electric city car or a practical seven-seat petrol-powered people carrier

Car dealers indicate they have more interest from consumers than they have cars to sell

Euro NCAP has given the new Renault Zoe zero stars in its crash test, but does that tell the whole story?

Work still needed to educate and inform the wider car-buying public on EVs

Lamborghini and Renault call for the 2035 ban to be modified, but for very different reasons

Cheap and cheerful? Certainly. Reliable? Maybe less so…

The Renault brand has updated its popular crossover, and thankfully it has not changed it much

New model will also come with a hybrid option from 2023

Carmaker still losing market share as sales recover in first half of 2021