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Special VW Beetle on display in Dublin

4 days ago | completecar.ie | Shane O' Donoghue

Volkswagen Ireland is celebrating 75 years in business in 2025 and, to mark the anniversary, it has brought home the first Volkswagen ever assembled outside of Germany, which just happened to be built in Dublin back in 1950. It's affectionately referred to as the 'Ballsbridge Beetle' and it will be in the country until the end of the year. What exactly is the 'Ballsbridge Beetle'?
Upgraded Skoda Enyaq RS debuts with new look

6 days ago | completecar.ie | Dave Humphreys

Having already released updated versions of the regular Enyaq, Skoda has now revealed its range-topping, high-performance models, the Enyaq RS and Enyaq Coupe RS. Both use the same dual-motor electric powertrain and a 340hp peak output. What's different about the new Skoda Enyaq RS? The exterior of this Skoda gets RS treatment to set it apart from the other Enyaq models.
Nismo Electric Racer Tokyo arcade game

1 week ago | completecar.ie | James Fossdyke

Nissan's Formula E team has announced a new retro arcade game to celebrate the electric race series' arrival in Japan later this month. The Tokyo event is Nissan's home E-Prix, and the company is complementing the occasion with a game that combines Tokyo's vibrant streets with the city's historic gaming culture.
Cupra Ireland announces 252 offers

1 week ago | completecar.ie | Neil Briscoe

Cupra, the Spanish high-performance and electric brand spun off from SEAT, has announced its special offers for the upcoming 252 registration period in July, and it's focusing on the brand's newly-arrived long-range plug-in hybrid models. Which models are the plug-in hybrids?
Renault expands hybrid lineup

1 week ago | completecar.ie | Neil Briscoe

Renault has announced a new 1.8-litre hybrid petrol engine, which will make its Renault-badged debut in the Symbioz and Captur in the coming months. You say 'Renault-badged debut…'Yes, this 1.8-litre hybrid has, essentially, already been seen in the new (and impressive) Dacia Bigster Hybrid, where it produces a total of 155hp for the combined petrol and electric powertrain. Here in the Symbioz and Captur, the system gets a small upgrade to a nice, round 160hp.
New Audi A6 plug-in hybrid models revealed

1 week ago | completecar.ie | James Fossdyke

Audi has grown its recently revealed A6 range already, with the addition of new plug-in hybrid variants with a maximum electric range of up to 106km. Offered in saloon and estate forms, the new variants are expected to be the cheapest in their respective ranges, but they will still offer a choice of two high-powered versions.
Skoda Elroq Respectline revealed

1 week ago | completecar.ie | James Fossdyke

Skoda has revealed a new, brightly coloured one-off Elroq designed to reflect the brand's “core values” of respect, diversity and inclusion. Debuting as part of European Diversity Month, and following on from the Enyaq Respectline revealed in 2023, the Elroq Respectline is mechanically identical to the standard car, but comes with a vibrant colour scheme and some inclusive design tweaks.
New Jeep Compass EV and hybrid unveiled

1 week ago | completecar.ie | Neil Briscoe

Jeep has shown off its new Compass SUV, a hugely important model for the company. The outgoing Compass has sold more than 2.6 million vehicles since it was first launched in 2006. Despite its age, the Compass found more than 124,000 buyers across Europe last year. So this is a big deal? Oh yes. Jeep has never really taken off in a big way in Ireland, but that may just change with this new model, as it grows in size to take on the likes of the big-selling Hyundai Tucson and Kia Sportage.
MGS5 EV arrives in Ireland

1 week ago | completecar.ie | Neil Briscoe

MG Ireland has announced the prices for its new S5 electric SUV, the car that replaces the old MG ZS EV in the lineup. So, how much is the new S5? The new electric crossover will arrive in Irish dealers in June, with a starting price of €29,995. That entry-level 'Excite' model comes with a 49kWh battery giving it a range of up to 340km. It can be recharged at up to 120kW on DC chargers, giving a 10-80 per cent charge in 24 minutes.
Minister orders RSA to sort driving test backlog

2 weeks ago | completecar.ie | Neil Briscoe

The Minister for International and Road Transport, Logistics, Rails and Ports, Séan Canney, has instructed the Road Safety Authority (RSA) to get its finger out and reduce the backlog of driving tests. How bad is the backlog of tests? According to The Irish Times, the wait for a driving test is now stretching out to as long as ten months, depending on which driving test centre you're booked at.