Author: Padraic Deane

With road fatalities on the rise here in Ireland, is more enforcement in the area of defective vehicle parts one that the Road Safety Authority (RSA) and An Garda Síochána should be much more active in?

Enterprise Rent-A-Car is amongst the first in the country to boost its commercial vehicle fleet with the addition of 15 recently launched, new-to-Ireland, Mercedes-Benz Citan vans.

LCV (Light Commercial Vehicle) / van sales are up an impressive 42.5 per cent (5,664) compared to July last year (3,974). For the year-to-date, LCV/van sales in Ireland are up 35.3 per cent (22,997).

Maxus has partnered with motor companies in Waterford and Mayo as it expands its Irish dealer and aftersales network.

New scientific research coming out of the UK has revealed towing will reduce an electric vehicle’s range by 23-31 per cent against the real-world figure.

Ford Pro in Europe has just announced what it describes as significant vehicle performance and productivity-enhancing upgrades coming in 2024 to Transit.

Nissan Ireland has not yet introduced the all-new Nissan Townstar Van here, citing that it’s experiencing significant supply challenges for commercial vehicles.

The CV Workshop EXPO will return in 2024, taking place from 12th-13th October at the RDS Simmonscourt in Dublin.

Mercedes-Benz customers for more than 50 years, Caffrey International continues to look towards the three-pointed star for the answer to all its transport needs – this time with an Actros truck and

As reported here last month, International Motors (IML) is adding the German electric light commercial vehicle (eLCV) brand B-ON to its UK and Ireland operations.

What a year so far Renault is having with its van sales. Another strong sales performance in May, Renault Group ended the month on the podium and maintained its second position overall for the year to date, behind Ford.