Ambition for high-powered EV chargers every 60km on Ireland’s motorway network

Ambition for high-powered EV chargers every 60km on Ireland’s motorway network
An electric car plugged into an Ubitricity lamppost EV charging point (PA)
Mon, 27 May, 2024 - 07:13
Rebecca Black, PA

Ireland aims to have high-powered electric vehicle chargers every 60km of the motorway network, Transport Minister Eamon Ryan has said.

The National Road EV Charging Network Plan sets out the ambition for delivery of EV charging on the national road network. 

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