Toyota’s updated Corolla Cross will be available in dealerships from this week priced from €39,310, writes Trish Whelan. Customers will have immediate delivery.

EVs now account for 17 per cent of new car sales but it varies from 10 per cent in Mayo to 25 per cent in Wicklow

The new Toyota Land Cruiser arrives on Irish roads this week, with customer deliveries commencing imminently.

New car market so far this year is up 3.4 per cent with premium brands performing well

Toyota Ireland has revealed the all-new Aygo X Hybrid. The Aygo X compact crossover takes fun-to-drive and efficiency to the next level by introducing full hybrid technology to its segment for the first time.

Toyota remains the best-selling new car brand with a 14 per cent market share, ahead of Volkswagen with 11.2 per cent

Toyota is kicking off the Irish summer with new offers on its electrified models available.  From now until May 31st, customers can avail of Toyota’s largest-ever power-up boosters, up to €3,000, or APR’s as low as 2. 9% with Toyota Easy PCP finance.

Toyota has unveiled the Toyota C-HR+, an all-new battery electric (BEV) model that combines bold, stylish design with premium features and cutting-edge technology, making it a strong contender in Ireland’s vital C-SUV battery electric vehicle ...

For the fourth successive year, Toyota was Ireland’s best-selling car brand in 2024, selling 17,521 passenger cars, which was 4,001 more than the next best-seller, Volkswagen, with Skoda, Hyundai and Kia making up the top five.

Toyota has announced its 251 range availability and offers, with an unbeatable choice of electrified cars, including hybrids, plug-in hybrids, and battery electric vehicles.

Toyota Ireland revealed the new Toyota Land Cruiser at the recent Ploughing Championships, along with a commercial version of their Corolla. The new model, which will be on sale in Toyota dealerships in the coming months, will again be powered by a 2.

While Toyota remains the best-selling new car brand, Audi has climbed into sixth position overall this year

Audi is now outselling several big-name mainstream rivals such as Nissan, Peugeot, Ford, Dacia and Renault

Toyota, Ireland’s best-selling car brand, is celebrating the 30th anniversary of the iconic Toyota RAV4.

EV sales have fallen in seven of the last nine months

Toyota, Ireland’s best-selling car brand for the fourth year in a row, has announced exciting 242 offers across its range of Hybrid, Plug-in Hybrid, and Electric vehicles.

A young student from Mayo is among the winners of this year’s Toyota Dream Car Art Contest.  Twelve-year-old Olivia Witczak from Castlebar placed third in the 12-15 years category.

Toyota Ireland has announced the arrival of the all-new Toyota C-HR Plug-In Hybrid (PHEV), which is available at dealerships across the country, priced from €45,315. The 2. 0L PHEV joins the popular recent arrivals, 1. 8 and 2.

The first time I saw the Toyota Prius, I thought it was one of the least attractive-looking cars on our roads but this pioneering hybrid went on to become a worldwide hit.

Sales of electric vehicles are not keeping pace with the overall market growth, up just 1.4 per cent on the first two months of last year

The Toyota Aygo X, introduced in March 2022, is the Japanese carmaker’s smallest car on sale in Europe, replacing the previous Aygo city car.

Toyota closed out 2023 as Ireland’s best-selling car brand, making it three years in a row. Toyota sold 16,532 cars in 2023, 3,164 more than the next best-seller, with a market-leading share of 13. 57%.

The car with the unusual name bZ4X is Toyota’s first purpose-designed battery electric vehicle (BEV) and the first model in the carmaker’s new bZ sub-brand. It has been co-developed by Toyota and Subaru.

According to research commissioned by Toyota Ireland, some 41% of drivers are planning to buy a hybrid electric or fully electric vehicle for their next car purchase, with 29% opting for hybrid electric and 12% to go fully electric.

The number of new cars registered in Mayo has risen to over 2,000 this year. The Society of the Irish Motor Industry (SIMI) released their official new vehicle registrations statistics for October.