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THERE WERE AT least 1,756 electricity-powered cars registered in Ireland last year.
The figure includes all electric, hybrid and plug-in electric cars. Hybrid cars are by far the most popular option here.
Dublin accounted for most of the cars with 120 electric cars, 817 hybrid vehicles and 28 plug-in hybrids registered in the capital.
In 2013, 1,207 of these type of cars were registered in Ireland.
Finance Minister Michael Noonan shared the figures in the Dáil recently.
Here’s a county-by-county breakdown of how many electricity-powered cars were registered, as of the end of November 2014:
Cork 136
Clare 23
Cavan 7
Carlow 9
Dublin 965
Donegal 40
Galway 85
Kildare 66
Kilkenny 14
Kerry 21
Limerick 50
Longford 6
Louth 23
Leitrim 6
Laois 14
Meath 56
Monaghan 10
Mayo 17
Offaly 16
Roscommon 12
Sligo 13
Tipperary 17
Waterford 24
Westmeath 28
Wicklow 62
Wexford 36
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