Back home
  • Home
  • The IEVOA
    • Membership
    • Committee
    • I want to help the IEVOA!
    • Meeting Reports
      • 2020 IEVOA AGM
      • Low Emission Vehicle Taskforce
      • IEVOA meeting with ESB Ecars – 23-Aug-2019
      • ESB Ecars meeting (23-8-2019) – Full report
      • ESB Networks Innovation Event
    • Press
    • Local & Models/Brands EV groups
    • Contact Us
  • IEVOA Events
    • IEVOA 2020 Events
    • 2nd edition of the Lucan-Cork-Lucan Irish EV-challenge
    • Photographic Rally 2019
    • Photographic Rally 2018
    • 2017 Photographic Rally Entries
    • 2016 Photographic Rally Entries
    • 2015 Photographic Rally Entries
  • Electric Vehicles
    • Ordering a “201” EV ? what are your options ?
    • List of Electric Vehicles (BEVs) (updated 2019 / 192)
    • List of Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles (PHEVs) (updated 2019 / 191)
    • Test Drive – Hyundai Ioniq (facelift) 38kWh
    • Test Drive – Hyundai Kona Electric
    • Test Drive – Renault Zoé ZE40 R110 Dynamique Nav (van!)
    • Test Drive – BMW i3s 94Ah
    • Test Drive – Renault Kangoo Z.E. 33
    • Test Drive – Mini Countryman Cooper S E All 4
    • Quick spin – BMW i8 Roadster
    • Quick Spin – Opel Corsa-e
    • Test Drive – BMW 530e iPerformance
    • “Tour de Cork” range tests
    • FAQ – Nissan Leaf (Gen 1)
    • MY FIRST LEAF by Conor Mac Hale
  • EV ownership
    • Charging etiquette
    • How Green are Electric Cars?
    • Public charging networks
    • Insuring your EV
    • Damage to ESB ecars FCPs
    • Reduced Toll Fares for Electric Vehicles
    • Guest post – Leaf Battery Upgrade – Quadruple the Range (part1)
    • You’ve Gone Electric? Now Learn To Drive Efficiently
    • Electric Vehicle Glossary
  • News
    • All News
    • Sales
Home » News » News » IEVOA in the press (19-06-2019): The Irish Examiner

IEVOA in the press (19-06-2019): The Irish Examiner

This entry was posted in News Press on 23/06/2019 by Guillaume Séguin

Charging points key to igniting EV sales

https://www.irishexaminer.com/breakingnews/ireland/charging-points-key-to-igniting-ev-sales-931499.html?fbclid=IwAR3IJb8SLVPc2VMcM3FKiWOSy4XHFTRvlSzccPokKjmpOfsfERvZRWbs950

Post navigation

  • ← Climate Action Plan 2019
  • IEVOA in the press (23-06-2019) : The Sunday Times →

Recent Posts

  • Irish PHEV Sales – July 2020
    05/08/2020
    This is a record-breaking month for new PHEV sales in […]
  • Irish BEV Sales – July 2020
    04/08/2020
    With a new semester, and new registration period (202) […]
  • 9 reasons that have stopped electric cars from dominating the car market! Until now!
    03/08/2020
    By Peter Bracken – 3rd August 2020 The Covid-19 […]
  • IEVOA Events Update
    31/07/2020
    By Simon Acton – 31st July 2020 In early July […]
  • New on the market – Renault Captur E-Tech 160
    11/07/2020
    Did you know that Renault was the first manufacturer […]
Facebook

· © 2020 Irish EV Owners Association · Powered by · Designed with the Customizr Theme ·