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Irish EV Owners Association (IEVOA) is for electric vehicle owners and drivers in Ireland
We represent our members in our involvement with various companies and government bodies such as ESB Ecars, EcarsNI, Drive4Zero, County Councils, Nissan Corp and Limerick Smarter Travel.
Our Aims
- To represent the interests of EV owners and drivers across Ireland.
To help encourage widespread uptake of EVs throughout the island.
To work with ESB Ecars, E-carsNI, Government bodies, County Councils, and all other stake holders to further the aims of our members.
To work with vehicle manufacturers and dealers to further the aims of the association.
To promote and hold events that pertain to EV Owners/Drivers.
All EV Owners & Drivers in Ireland Welcome
To become a full member, please download and complete an application form on the membership page and pay the membership fee. Membership shall commence on issuance of a Membership Card by the Secretary.
The subscription shall be due upon joining the Association and thereafter on the 1st of April each year. Becoming a full member will also provide access to the members only section of the forum.
TEST DRIVE
Opel Mokka-e
By Simon Acton, IEVOA Chair, May 2021
Opel, like many manufacturers, are now on a mission to electrify their model range. I headed down to Opel Liffey Valley to test drive the two latest arrivals, the handsome Mokka-e compact crossover
TEST DRIVE
Renault Captur E-Tech Plug-in hybrid
Renault Captur E-Tech Plug-in hybrid
By Guillaume Séguin – May 17th, 2021
The first generation of Renault Captur has been the most popular SUV of the last decade in Europe, and relatively popular in Ireland thanks to a very attractive looks, popular 2-tone exterior colours while surfing on the SUV wave…
MEET THE OWNERS
300.000km with this Gen 1 Nissan Leaf
By Sean O’Callaghan
In this Series, Sean will tell us the 8-year story of his Nissan Leaf, from the purchase till the replacement of its battery.
Latest News
IEVOA Charge Point Blocking Survey Analysis – April 2021
In January 2021 we asked our members for feedback on their experiences with public EV charge point blocking. [Read More]
2021 IEVOA AGM
Dear members, IEVOA's 2021 AGM took place on Saturday, April 17th . Thanks all for attending. You can [Read More]
Public Charge Point Blocking survey
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Latest Sales analysis
Irish EV Sales – May 2021
In May EV sales were up 268%, at a similar rate as the rest of the market, which [Read More]
Irish EV Sales – April 2021
For April 2021, BEVs sales are at a healthy 8.32% market share with 596 units, brining 3414 registrations [Read More]
Irish EV Sales – March 2021
March is looking very strong for BEV sales in Ireland, with 1046 registrations totaling 11.28% market share, up [Read More]