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Kia EV3 is 2025 World Car of the Year

1 week ago | completecar.ie | Shane O' Donoghue

As the New York Auto Show opened for business today, the winners of the 2025 World Car Awards were announced. Topping the billing was the Kia EV3, taking the coveted 2025 World Car of the Year title. It beat the other two finalists - the BMW X3 and the Hyundai Inster - to the prize. “It is an immense honour for everyone at Kia that the EV3 has been awarded the 2025 World Car of the Year title.
Subaru debuts its Trailseeker electric estate

1 week ago | completecar.ie | Neil Briscoe

Subaru has used the New York Auto Show to show off its first standalone electric model, the Trailseeker. What kind of car is the Trailseeker?
OHM Group expands Polestar plans in Ireland

1 week ago | completecar.ie | Neil Briscoe

OHM Group - which is already the Irish importer for Jaguar Land Rover - has announced an expansion of its ties with Polestar. 76 per cent rise in salesThe Chinese-Swedish brand, spun out from Volvo as an all-electric and high-performance marque, has seen a 76 per cent rise in its sales globally since the start of this year thanks largely to the arrival of key new models such as the Polestar 3 large SUV and the Polestar 4, a low-slung crossover.
New diesel Audi A6 saloon launches in 2025

1 week ago | completecar.ie | Shane O' Donoghue

Showing the importance of the estate to some of its biggest European markets, Audi first showed the new A6 as an Avant (and we've driven it already). But while Irish buyers were no doubt delighted to see that a diesel engine is still available, they don't really buy estates in any great numbers. Hence, today's revealing of the saloon will be bigger news to them. Yes, it will be offered with diesel power and yes, it arrives in Ireland before 2025 is out.
No more motor tax discs in your windscreen

1 week ago | completecar.ie | Neil Briscoe

The Irish Government has just introduced new road safety legislation that aims to improve accident safety and streamline the motor tax system. No more tax discs in your windscreenThe new legislation, currently in draft form, is called the National Vehicle and Driver File Bill 2025. The biggest impact, in a day-to-day sense, for Irish drivers will be that you'll no longer have to display a paper tax disc once the legislation is in force. That will likely happen later this year.
Bear Run 74 supercar rally returns

1 week ago | completecar.ie | Melanie May

If you love seeing supercars out in the wild, and supporting a worthy cause while you're at it, then you'll want to keep an eye out for The Bear Run 74. The annual charity drive is back this May Bank Holiday weekend and promises a head-turning mix of high-performance cars and heartfelt fundraising.
You can now play Pac-Man in your Volkswagen

1 week ago | completecar.ie | Neil Briscoe

Bandai Namco. Two names seared into the memories of those of us of… ahem… a certain age, flashing up onto screens as we feverishly fed 20p coins into the slot. Well, those two names can now be joined by a third - Volkswagen. And we probably don't need the stack of 20p coins anymore. What are Bandai Namco and VW up to?
McMurtry Spéirling can now drive upside down

1 week ago | completecar.ie | Neil Briscoe

We've become used, now, to the remarkable feats of the McMurtry Spéirling. The 1,000hp single-seat electric car, which uses fans mounted underneath to suck air from beneath the chassis, developing more downforce than the car weighs at precisely 0km/h, is a truly amazing thing. It obliterated the record of the Goodwood hillclimb. It went faster than a V10 Formula One car around the Top Gear test track. And now it can drive upside down. Special rigNope, that's not a typo nor a belated April Fools.
Drogheda Motor Show wants to put you on screen

1 week ago | completecar.ie | Neil Briscoe

The Drogheda Motor Show, the annual event in the Co. Louth town where the local car dealers get together to show off their latest vehicular wares, is launching a new road safety campaign, and it wants you to be the star. What am I starring in? The new safety campaign is backed by First Citizen Finance, Drogheda & District Chamber, the Society of the Irish Motor Industry (SIMI), Louth County Council, An Garda Síochána and the Road Safety Authority (RSA) and will consist of a series of short films.
Nissan plans better autonomous driving in 2027

2 weeks ago | completecar.ie | Neil Briscoe

Nissan has announced that it's planning to introduce an advanced new autonomous driving system as soon as 2027 - or, to be more precise, the company's 'Financial Year 2027', which does, of course, give it slightly more wiggle room, as that carries on into 2028. What kind of tech are we talking about? The new self-driving setup is Nissan's most advanced version yet of its ProPilot technology. It relies on clever new LIDAR scanners and artificial intelligence software provided by Wayve.