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04th January 2022

2021 New Car Registrations Up 19%

2021 New Car Registrations Up 19% 104,932 new cars registered in 2021 compared to 88,325 for the same period in 2020 (+18.8%) and 117,109 in 2019 (-10.40%). 8,646 new electric cars registered in 2021 comparison to 4,013 on the same period 2020 (+115.4%) and 3,444 in 2019 (+151.0%).

01st December 2021

November New Car Registrations up 24%: EV supports vital to create a viable used car market

November New Car Registrations up 24%: EV supports vital to create a viable used car market Recent and sudden removal of the PHEV Grant sends a bad signal to motorists and the Industry.

05th November 2021

Irish Motor Industry and Government share responsibility towards Climate Action Targets

The Climate Action Plan 2021 announced yesterday by Government, outlines a range of Industry specific emissions reduction targets for each sector of the economy. Transport’s core focus is towards accelerating the electrification of road transport and a shift to transport modes with lower energy consumption.

01st November 2021

October New Car Registrations up 15%: Decarbonise national fleet, Industry and Government must work together to give consumers real choice

2,646 new cars registrations for October compared to 2,296 in October 2020 (+15.2%) and 2,179 in October 2019 (+21.4%). 103,253 new cars registered year to date compared to 86,811 for the same period in 2020 (+18.9%) and 116,124 in 2019 (-11.1%). 522 new electric vehicles registered in October compared to 254 in October 2020 (+105.5%). 8,342 new electric cars registered year to date in comparison to 3,867 on the same period 2020 (+115.7%).

19th October 2021

MOTOR INDUSTRY APPALLED AT ILLOGICAL DECISION TO WITHDRAW KEY ENVIRONMENTAL INCENTIVE

Government announces removal of incentive from customers who have pre-ordered low emitting Plug-In Hybrid vehicles for 2022. This gives no notice for the Retailers, Manufacturers and Finance companies that have contracts for these vehicles and undermines the aim of reducing emissions from the national car fleet The Government’s announcement yesterday of the removal of a key incentive to help consumers purchase a low emitting Plug-In Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV) is shocking and the timing of it is deplorable. For the second time in less than two weeks motor retailers need to contact customers who have already pre-ordered their car for January, advising that the Government has moved the goalposts again; last week it was increased VRT and this week it is the removal of the €2,500 PHEV grant. 7,658 PHEV Cars were sold year to date (18th October 2021) and the Industry is committed to over 11,000 PHEV units for 2022.

12th October 2021

BUDGET 2022 MOTOR INDUSTRY MIXED REACTION

BUDGET 2022 MOTOR INDUSTRY MIXED REACTION

01st October 2021

22% Decline in September New Car Registrations, 18% Upward trend in Electric Vehicle Segmen

Support the EV Project – No VRT increases and extend EV incentives in Budget 2022 4,426 new cars registrations for September compared to 5,651 in September 2020 (-22%) and 3,418 in September 2019 (+29.5%). 100,646 new cars registered year to date compared to 84,515 for the same period in 2020 (+19.1%) and 113,945 in 2019 (-11.7%). 775 new electric vehicles registered in September compared to 659 in September 2020 (+18%). 7,827 new electric cars registered year to date in comparison to 3,613 on the same period 2020 (+117%).

27th September 2021

MOTOR INDUSTRY ANGRY AND DEEPLY CONCERNED WITH REGRESSIVE PROPOSALS TO INCREASE VEHICLE REGISTRATION TAX ON ELECTRIC VEHICLES

Regressive tax proposals will not reduce the huge number of older polluting cars on the road, which will greatly hamper both Ireland’s ability to reach its climate change targets and the Irish Motor Industry’s proactive efforts to decarbonise the nation’s entire car fleet. These proposed tax increases would mean that consumers will have to pay more tax next year to make better environmental choices.

01st September 2021

August New Car Registrations Up 25%; Budgetary measures need to build on momentum of lower emitting vehicles

August New Car Registrations Up 25%; Budgetary measures need to build on momentum of lower emitting vehicles 6,013 new cars registrations for August compared to 4,808 in August 2020 (+25.1%) and 5,088 in August 2019 (+18.2%). 96,309 new cars registered year to date compared to 78,864 for the same period in 2020 (22.1%) and 110,527 in 2019 (-12.9%).

03rd August 2021

OVER 26,000 NEW CARS REGISTERED IN JULY

26,483 new cars registrations for July compared to 21,171 in July 2020 and 24,681 in July 2019. 90,342 new cars registered year to date compared to 74,056 for the same period in 2020 (+22%) and 105,439 in 2019 (-14.3%). The Society of the Irish Motor Industry (SIMI) today released their official new vehicle statistics. To present a more accurate picture of the new vehicle registrations, it is important to compare registrations totals with the same period in 2019 (pre-COVID) when businesses were fully operational.

MOTOR INDUSTRY OPTIMISTIC 212 REGISTRATION PLATE COMMENCES

2,767 new cars registrations for the month of June compared to 1,006 in June 2020 and 1,408 in June 2019. 63,867 new cars registered year to date compared to 52,885 for the same period in 2020 (+20.8%) and 80,758 in 2019 (-20.9%). The Society of the Irish Motor Industry (SIMI) today released their official new vehicle statistics. To present a more accurate picture of the new vehicle registrations, it is important to compare registrations totals with the same period in 2019 (pre-COVID) when businesses were fully operational.

MAY NEW VEHICLE REGISTRATIONS ENCOURAGING

5,955 new cars registrations for the month of May compared to 1,741 in May 2020 and 6,320 in May 2019. 61,147 new cars registered year to date compared to 51,879 for the same period in 2020 (+17.9%) and 79,350 in 2019 (-23%). The Society of the Irish Motor Industry (SIMI) today released their official new vehicle statistics. To present a more accurate picture of the new vehicle registrations, it is important to compare registrations totals with the same period in 2019 (pre-COVID) when businesses were fully operational.

SIMI President Gillian Fanning: Motor Industry optimistic after first week of Trading

The Society of the Irish Motor Industry (SIMI) says its members are optimistic after the first week of trading following the reopening of car showrooms. SIMI Retailers across the country, have reported steady flow in business, with an increase in enquiries for both new and used cars, and this should be reflected when the official new car registration numbers for the month May are to be released on June 1st. Customers should be re-assured when attending showrooms for test drives, with social distancing, car sanitation and other COVID safety protocols, all standard practice in SIMI dealerships

APRIL REGISTRATIONS POSITIVE AS RETAILERS PREPARE FOR SHOWROOM RE-OPEN ON 17TH OF MAY

7,166 new cars registrations for the month of April compared to 343 in April 2020 and 8,904 in April 2019. 55,207 new cars registered year to date compared to 50,138 for the same period in 2020 (+10.11) and 73,030 in 2019 (-24.41%).

13th April 2021

Opel’s new Mokka, here, here

Opel’s all-new Mokka has arrived on Opel Dealer forecourts around Ireland. This new Mokka is the second new model from the Opel stable in 2021. It is available in petrol, diesel and all-electric and retails in Ireland from €23,295 plus delivery related charges, for the SC 1.2 petrol 100bhp model.

01st April 2021

€500 MILLION SHORTFALL IN NEW CAR SALES Q1 2021

New car registrations for March were up 54.3% (9,270) when compared to March 2020 (6,006) but down 44.45% (16,687) on March 2019. Registrations year to date are down 3.23% (48,188) on 2020 (49,794) and down 24.85% on the same period in 2019 (64,126).

22nd March 2021

Low Risk/High Return-Motor Industry’s urgent call to reinstate “Click & Collect” from April 5th

In a recent national survey conducted by Behaviour & Attitudes 75% of the people surveyed said they would be comfortable visiting car dealerships/garages when travel restrictions allowed. Car dealerships/garages were ranked first out of eight non-essential Retailer categories as the most comfortable to visit. The Society of the Irish Motor Industry (SIMI), along with Industry leaders, from Retail, Wholesale and Vehicle Distribution have re-emphasised that motor retail is ready to open, when restrictions allow. Retail in the Motor Industry is different from other non-essential retail. The large size of dealerships, the low average footfall, the ability to do business on a strict appointment only basis and the option of displaying cars outside lends itself to social distancing and safe retailing making car sales very low risk.

03rd March 2021

Important Update to SIMI Release: Motor Industry Low Risk High Value For Re-Opening

New car registrations for February were up 5.30% (13,834) when compared to February 2020 (13,138). Registrations year to date are down 11% (38,986) on the same period last year (43,788). Light Commercials vehicles (LCV) are up 51.30% (3,315) compared to February last year (2,191) and year to date are up 6.39% (8,339). HGV (Heavy Goods Vehicle) registrations are down 15.8% (224) in comparison to February 2020 (266). Year to date HGV's are down 9.5% (563). Used car imports for February (5,757) have seen a decrease of 7.04% on February 2020 (6,193). Year to date imports are down 1.84% (12,579) on 2020 (12,815).

01st February 2021

JANUARY 211 SEES NEW CAR REGISTRATIONS DOWN 17.8%

The Society of the Irish Motor Industry (SIMI), today released the official 211 new vehicle registration figures for January. New cars registrations for January are down 17.8% (25,191) when compared to January 2020 (30,650). Light Commercial vehicles (LCV) are down 10.9% (5,033) compared to January last year (5,647). HGV (Heavy Goods Vehicle) registrations also showing a decrease of 4.5% (340) in comparison to January 2020 (356).

31st October 2018

Ford Focus 191 Price Promotion

As part of Ford Ireland’s 191 new registration promotion, Ford has announced revised prices for the All-New Ford Focus which arrived in Ireland in September.

31st October 2018

FUSO eCanter Irish Debut

The world’s first all-electric light truck in series production the FUSO eCanter was revealed to Irish customers recently. The event was attended by Minister Denis Naughten who took a test drive in the electric eCanter.

30th October 2018

Subaru to sponsor Flying Fifteen World Championships 2019

Subaru have been announced as the main sponsor and vehicle partner of the Flying Fifteen World Championships 2019 to be held 2nd – 13th September next year at The National Yacht Club, Dun Laoghaire and Dublin Bay.

30th October 2018

De Niro fronts launch of Kia e-Niro at Paris Motor Show

Kia’s first fully-electric crossover utility vehicle, the e-Niro was revealed in European specification at the 2018 Paris Motor Show, the launch fronted by Oscar-winning actor Robert De Niro.

23rd October 2018

New Ford Transit Custom

Ford’s new one-tonne Transit Custom commercial hopes to build on the success of the outgoing model, which became the top-selling van in its segment across Europe since 2015.

23rd October 2018

2019 Ford Wagon Mondeo Hybrid

Ford’s Mondeo Hybrid petrol-electric vehicle range 2019 will include the introduction of the Mondeo Hybrid wagon variant. Ford will release full specification and pricing for the enhanced Mondeo Hybrid range –closer to the model’s on-sale date.

23rd October 2018

New BMW 3 Series Debuts in Paris Ahead of Irish Spring 2019 Launch

BMW New 3 Series Ready for Irish Launch in March 2019

22nd October 2018

Mercedes Benz A-Class - Exuberance in the Stars

Buyers seeking an upmarket and stylish hatchback will be interested in the 2018 Mercedes-Benz A-Class

07th September 2018

Opel Grandland X – a Name with game

Opel’s latest entry to the Sports Utility segment arrives with an immediate confidence in its talents. The Grandland X, while not a full-blown 4x4, enters a segment occupied by players with no illusions about their form and function.

06th September 2018

Failte WLTP – Not so welcome – car prices set to rise

WLTP, World Harmonised Light Vehicle Test Procedure, will levy a definitive rating on every car based on its weight, trim level, wheel size, engine and other options. This will obviously create a variance between a model with cloth trim and steel wheels as against the same model with leather trim and larger alloys, producing fuel consumption and CO2 emission values according to the vehicles aerodynamics, weight and rolling resistance.

23rd August 2018

Porter Ford - New Main Ford dealership for Sligo

Ford Ireland has announced the appointment of Porter Ford at Castlebaldwin, Co. Sligo, as a Main Ford Dealer. The company will offer the full range of Ford’s popular passenger and commercial vehicle range. At start up, the Dealership will provide employment for 12 persons.

23rd August 2018

Ford Mustang accelerates through the 10 Million barrier

Ford is celebrating the production of its 10 millionth Mustang, now in its sixth generation and the world’s best-selling sports car three years straight.

23rd August 2018

Ford GT – avert thine eyes – temptation beyond endurance is here

Prepare to sin. Guilt by association is a given and malicious intent is an accepted fact – welcome to Ford’s GT supercar, the all-new, carbon fibre, mid-mounted, rear-wheel drive, twin-turbo, 3.5 litre EcoBoost V6, with its 647bhp and 745Nm of torque, soon to be seen on a road near you.

23rd August 2018

Audi Q8 – Premium coupe high-rise motoring

Audi’s new Q8, a four-door, five-seater luxury coupé with the practical versatility of a large SUV and tough enough via its permanent Quattro four-wheel drive, for off-road duty, is set to launch in the Irish market in the third quarter of 2018. The Audi Q8, which will feature S Line as standard and will be available to order from authorised Audi dealerships from late August 2018, with an OTRP of €103,050 for top of the range Audi Q8 3.0TDI 286HP.

09th August 2018

BMW ready for September WLTP changes to vehicle emission testing

From September 2018, all cars must have been homologated under the new WLTP test cycle which is designed to better replicate real life driving conditions.

07th August 2018

Toyota Ireland - Official Supplier of 2018 World Para Swimming Allianz European Championship

Toyota has handed over a seven-car fleet of cars to Team Ireland, ahead of the 2018 World Para Swimming Championships, and has been named as an Official Supplier to the event. Toyota is an Official Partner to Paralympics Ireland and to the 2020 and 2024 Irish Paralympic Teams and this supply of vehicles builds on that partnership.

01st August 2018

182 Registrations only slightly down on July 2017

The Society of the Irish Motor Industry (SIMI) today issued the official 182 new vehicle registration figures for July along with their second Quarterly Motor Industry Review of 2018.

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