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As the uptake on electric vehicles (EVs) continues to grow, questions around public infrastructure remain, particularly in relation to concerns that some parts of the country may be left behind.

The ICE2EV Pilot Scheme is now closed for applications, after exceptionally strong interest in the new grant from car dealerships and their customers.

A new electric vehicle charging hub, located at Áras an Chontae, Roscommon was officially unveiled by Minister Seán Canney T.D. earlier today (Mon. June 15th).

As the number of EVs on Irish roads continue to rise, attention is increasing turning towards the rollout of public infrastructure and the importance of universal design.

The European Investment Bank (EIB) will work with the Department of Transport and Transport Infrastructure Ireland to supercharge Ireland's public electric vehicle (EV) charging rollout,

Minister for Transport, Darragh O’Brien, today announced a new limited scheme, designed to accelerate the transition from older, high-emitting internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles to cleaner electric vehicles (EVs).

Building Ireland's EV Future is ZEVI's Spotlight series exploring the people, projects and innovations shaping Ireland's transition to zero-emission transport. From charging infrastructure and accessibility to freight, data and future technologies, each article looks behind the scenes at the work creating a smarter, more connected transport system.

Have you recently purchased a car? Whether you chose electric, hybrid, petrol, or diesel, the Department of Transport wants to hear about the factors that influenced your decision.

Irish businesses are set to benefit from expanded Government support to help cut costs and accelerate the move to zero-emission transport.

Minister of Transport Darragh O’Brien today announced the launch of a public consultation on the draft National EV Charging Infrastructure Strategy 2026-2028