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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
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Today, thanks to the €7,500 incentives on Plug-in-Hybrid vehicles, the plug-less hybrid would end up being more expensive and has therefore deserted the Hyundai Ireland’s pricelist.
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Renault Zoé ZE40 R110 Dynamique Nav
The Renault Zoé was launched in 2014 in Ireland, a year after the rest of Europe.
It wasn’t so popular at first, the Irish buyer did not fancy the pricing structure that made you buy the car at an affordable price (from €17,490 in 2014) but then lease the battery. Sales were sluggish during the first years with just a few dozen vehicles moved.
TEST DRIVE
Hyundai Kona Electric
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Launched at the very end of 2018, it has sold almost 1000 units so far this year, becoming the second favorite EV in Ireland after the Nissan Leaf.
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