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A new green ‘flash’ on registration plates will soon make it easier to spot vehicles that emit no CO2 emissions on Irish roads.

If you’re planning to change your car in the next year, you’re not alone. New research with Irish car buyers shows that many are reaching the point where maintenance costs on older vehicles are adding up and the time feels right for a change.

Making the move to an electric vehicle (EV) can feel like a big step. Will the range be enough? Is charging complicated? What about the cost? We spoke to a group of EV drivers from across Ireland, for an insider’s guide. They confirmed that while questions like these are common, the reality of life with an EV is much easier and far more rewarding than most people expect.

Minister for Transport Darragh O’Brien today announced that the 2025 Electric Small Public Service Vehicle (eSPSV25) Grant Scheme will re-open on Monday 23rd June.

Minister for Transport Darragh O'Brien today announced the sites of 53 new high-power recharging hubs to service the expanding electric vehicle (EV) fleet across Ireland's national road network.

Minister for Transport, Darragh O’Brien, has today announced the final publication of the Regional and Local EV Charging Network Plan, following public consultation.

Zero Emissions Vehicles Ireland (ZEVI), and SEAI has today announced the national winner of the 2025 ZEVI EV Dealership of the Year Award.

The 2025 eSPSV Grant Scheme (eSPSV25), which was launched in early February, has seen an unprecedented level of interest from taxi, hackney and limousine operators across Ireland.

Minister for Transport Darragh O'Brien has unveiled two new initiatives aimed at accelerating Ireland’s transition to a zero-emission future.