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The first three months of 2024 has seen the first ever reduction in EV sales. Emer Barry, SEAI, asks the question why, and examines some potential reasons for this drop.

New to driving electric or planning to make the switch to an EV soon? The SEAI share all the essential information you need to know about charging your EV.

The Minster for Transport Eamon Ryan has today announced the launch of a new €21 million scheme to accelerate the development of high-powered Electric Vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure across Ireland’s road network.

As electric vehicles (EVs) become more popular, understanding charging standards like CHAdeMO and CCS can help you make informed decisions about your EV and charging options. Here’s a simple guide to the key differences.

We all remember our first driving test, right? The fear! Hear from Orla Grant from the SEAI as she takes her first driving test in an electric car.

Electric vehicle (EV) etiquette is essential for helping everyone make the most of the growing EV infrastructure. With more people embracing EVs in Ireland, following a few simple rules can help create a friendly, efficient charging environment and ensure that everyone enjoys the benefits of driving electric.

Minister for Transport Eamon Ryan has today launched a public consultation on the National En-Route EV Charging Network Plan which will see chargers installed every 60km on major roads.

Minister for Transport, Eamon Ryan, has today launched a public consultation on draft Universal Design Guidelines for new Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Infrastructure across the country.

The Department of Transport has announced the renewal of the eSPSV Grant Scheme for taxis, hackneys and limousines in 2023, with a budget of €15 million allocated.

This blog breaks-down the key details around EV battery life - what 'State of Health' means, the battery life differences between batteries for PHEVs (Plugin Hybrid Electric Vehicles) and BEVs (Battery Electric Vehicles), the link between range and capacity and more.