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Ford says it is moving to be all-electric in Europe by 2030.

Renault is leading the Irish and European electric vehicle market sales with 95,985 units sold year-to-date to end November 2020.

The cost of buying a 100 percent electric Nissan Leaf has fallen by up to €1,843 as a result of the Government budget.

It may not go on sale here until early spring 2022, but Ford have revealed their new an all-electric E-Transit.

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 pandemic’s strong impact on the economy has not dented consumer interest in electrified vehicles (EVs) it seems with July being a record-breaking month for EV registrations in Europe, a 131 percent volume increase year on year to 230,700.

After a large increase of European registrations experienced in December 2019, volumes for January have decreased, marking another month of transition for the complex new car market.

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

Research conducted by the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) reveals that two in five adults living in Connacht would consider buying an electric vehicle (EV). The research, which surveyed 1,000 people, found that the lower running costs of driving an EV was the primary reason for considering to purchase (41%), second only to helping the environment (51%).

Almost a third of Irish motorists admit they are open to purchasing an electric vehicle when they next change their car, according to AA Ireland.