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Zero Emission Vehicles Ireland (ZEVI), an office within the Department of Transport, has confirmed the maximum private vehicle car grant will be set at €3,500 for applications from July 1 2023, down from the current maximum of €5,000.

Electric cars are the big winners in the official 222 new vehicle registration figures for October.

Electric Vehicle sales in Ireland are on the up. In January 2022, 21.0% of all new cars licensed for the first time were electric or plug-in hybrid electric, according to the latest CSO figures.

The increase in sales of plug-in hybrid and electric cars brings with it a new type of crime – the theft of car charging cables.

More than 17,000 vehicles currently registered in Ireland have had at least 10 owners over the course of their lifetime, with 988 in Co Galway.

The move towards electric vehicles and hybrids is growing at pace, according to a new report.

Irish motorists are now more open to switching to electric and hybrid cars according to the most recent report.

The Government has allocated €13 million in funding to further incentivise the uptake of electric vehicles next year.

The Government has allocated €13 million in funding to further incentivise the uptake of electric vehicles next year.

The Government has allocated €13 million in funding to further incentivise the uptake of electric vehicles next year.