In recognition of its EV network expansion, Honda has teamed up with Energia to offer all eligible Honda e customers a free Energia bundle, including the installation of a free home charging system plus a saving of 20 percent on green electricity.
John Saunders, sales and marketing director for Universal Honda Ltd. said: “With a greater focus on environmental issues we are witnessing our customers looking to seek cleaner mobility and energy choices here in Ireland.
“The expansion of our EV network represents our commitment to reflecting this change as we transition towards Honda’s 2022 goal, where our entire model range will be electrified.”
With the latest Honda EV dealerships in County Wexford and County Laois, Honda also has dealers selling the Honda e in counties Cork, Limerick, Galway and two in Dublin.
Saunders added: “Therefore, we are delighted to be partnering with Energia who pride themselves on providing 100 per cent green electricity and together we are helping to improve our environment.
“Under this partnership all eligible Honda e customers will receive a free home charging system plus a saving of 20% on green electricity making the transition to owning an electric car as easy as possible. We all have a part to play in securing our futures and choosing how you power your home or car can make that happen.”
Gary Ryan, managing director of customer solutions at Energia Group commented: “At Energia we are committed to clean energy generation and usage that benefits homes and businesses across Ireland and contributes to the country’s climate action targets.
“Through our smart home solutions and renewable developments, emerging technologies are a core part of our business. As such, partnering with Honda, a globally renowned and innovative automotive manufacturing company, is a natural fit.
“A central plank in the Governments Climate Action Bill and national effort to reduce emissions is the adoption of electric vehicles with a target of close to one million on Irish roads by 2030.
“Honda will play an important part in these efforts and as Ireland’s greenest electricity supplier, we are delighted to partner with them in supporting this transition.”
