There are around 125,000 electric cars already registered in Ireland. We''re already well into 2025, so it''s estimated that between now and 2030 we''ll put around 600,000 new cars on Irish...
With multiple new affordable EV models launching in Ireland, 2025 is predicted to be a strong year for EV sales in Ireland. The road to widespread EV adoption is fraught with challenges, including cost, charging
EV sales in Ireland are rebounding in 2025 after a sharp 2024 decline, driven by new models & regional growth, but infrastructure and policy challenges remain.
Ireland has exceeded its Climate Action Plan target of 195,000 electric vehicles (EVs) ahead of schedule, marking a significant milestone in the country''s transition to low-emission transport.
Electric Vehicle Sales Surpass Petrol and Diesel in Ireland In a historic shift, electric vehicles (EVs) in Ireland surpassed the sales of new petrol and diesel cars in January, trailing only hybrid options.
With EV sales declining, this article looks at how state-backed measures can boost adoption, helping Ireland meet its climate targets.
The Minister for Transport, Darragh O''Brien today announced that Ireland has already met its Climate Action Plan target of 195,000 electric vehicles on the road by the end of 2025, a key milestone in
Electric vehicle sales achieved a milestone in January with new car registrations in the category surpassing those of new petrol and diesel cars and sitting only behind hybrid options among consumers.
Ireland''s transition to electrified mobility continues to strengthen, with two in five Irish consumers (40%) planning to purchase an electric vehicle (EV) in the next 24 months, according to new research from
This year Ireland surpassed its Climate Action Plan target for 2025, with over 200,000 electric vehicles now registered in Ireland''s roads. This exceeded our initial target of 195,000 by the end of 2025 and
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