As of mid year 2022, more than 52,000 cars on Irish roads are electric. If you’re an EV owner, or prospective owner, you’re in good company!
With several major charging networks such as ESB eCars, EasyGo and IONITY in Ireland, alongside niche providers like Tesla SuperChargers. This is in conjunction with local services in hotels, gyms or destination retail stores, Ireland has an impressive & growing infrastructure to support your charging habits outside of your home.
With 12,000+ active members across our social media outlets & 3,000 officially in our members database, we represent the voices of EV owners in Ireland. Our goals are to provide easy access to information for all EV owners, old and new. And to advocate for EV ownership with primary stakeholders across the island.
The Irish Electric Vehicle Owners Association (IEVOA) is a community of EV enthusiasts, drivers, owners, past, present and future!
Our commitment as an association is to represent our members through our lobbying with public bodies, private companies and elected representatives. We represent all EV drivers, soliciting input from our membership, including private members and corporate sponsors.
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.
Become a member!
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.
Latest News
Climate around EVs in Ireland today
Recent news of ecars price hikes, government subsidies on fossils, new entrants to the market and skepticism from [Read More]
Irish EV Registrations – October 2022
Irish EV Registrations – October 2022 Another proportionately solid showing this month, with plug-in vehicle registrations accounting for [Read More]
3 quick updates
We wrapped our latest monthly committee meeting this week, and we will endeavour to share the minutes in [Read More]
Latest Sales analysis
Irish EV Registrations – August 2022
New registrations proportionately on the rise again in August, with plug-in vehicle registrations accounting for 25.14% of all [Read More]
Irish EV Registrations – July 2022
New registrations rebounded in July, with plug-in vehicle registrations accounting for 19.19% of all new car sales in [Read More]
Irish EV Registrations – June 2022
New registrations were quite low this month, with plug-in vehicle registrations accounting for 11.92% of all new car [Read More]