IEVOA is formally a registered non-profit
This is just a perfunctory update for members to keep abreast of organisational changes within the association. Coming [Read More]
Save the date: AGM on April 9th
The Irish EV Owners Association will hold our annual general meeting ("AGM"). This meeting will review the previous [Read More]
Statement: IEVOA calls on AppleGreen to renege greenwashing campaign
11th February, 2022: Social Democrats TD for Wicklow, Jennifer Whitmore tweeted an image from an AppleGreen forecourt, which [Read More]
Carlow nationalist: “Carlow needs to get ready for the the coming wave of EVs”
IEVOA committee members Paul Kelly & Eamon Stack collaborated on a local news item for the Carlow Nationalist, [Read More]
EVs of 2022
2022 is another year during which we are expecting and anticipating new models to enter the market. So [Read More]
Save the date: 5th Feb, online event
On the 5th of February at 1pm we'll play host to a few speakers who will outline the [Read More]
IEVOA welcomes public bodies move to only buy EVs from 2023
Following on from our call to action for government ministers to adopt EVs in the wake of news [Read More]
IEVOA calls on government to lean into EVs for new ministerial cars
According to RTÉ and other news outlets, government ministers are to be issued with increased security as well [Read More]
Over 8% of cars sold in 2021 were battery electric
According to stats released by SIMI, 8.24% of all cars sold in 2021 were fully electric. That represents [Read More]
Statement: SEAI grants mis-applied for some EV owners
WEDNESDAY 22 DECEMBER, 2021, A number of incidents have come to the attention of the Irish EV Owners [Read More]
IEVOA @ COP26 – 30th October to 3rd November 2021
On 30th October 2021 IEVOA Committee members Peter Bracken and Simon Acton set off for COP26 in Glasgow, [Read More]