The Inaugural Electric Vehicle Awards will celebrate the exceptional achievements of the electric vehicle industry in Ireland. With the Summit running for the last 9 years, we are delighted to now launch a platform to give the EV industry the opportunity to showcase the incredible work they are doing and how they are working tirelessly to help meet are climate action goals.
Whether you are a leading charge point operator, a company trailblazing with an electric fleet, or a local authority leading with a world-class eMobility strategy, the Electric Vehicle Awards are there to recognise the contribution and achievement of those who are making a significant impact to Ireland's EV targets and going above and beyond to accelerate and support adoption.
Taking place in the stunning Shelbourne Hotel on the 6th March 2024, the inaugural Electric Vehicle Awards are not to be missed!
Dress code: Black tie
Start - Finish: 6pm - 1am
Why should I apply?
Becoming a finalist at the Electric Vehicle Awards is a wonderful way to build your profile and boost your brand within this growing industry.
When you’re shortlisted for an award, you can use this for PR and marketing purposes to attract and engage more customers and also attract top talent to your organisation.
As a shortlisted company you will receive the following to do just that:
- Finalists banner to add to email footer, company website and post on social media
- A spotlight on your company and entry as part of the social media campaign
- Media coverage through partner media channels
- Winners and sponsors will also be featured in the full page post-event write up with our media partners the Business Post (See example HERE)
When we say this event will be celebrating the local industry, we truly mean CELEBRATING. The Electric Vehicle Awards will be a black tie event, in a stunning venue, with a four course meal and lively entertainment.
The EV Awards 2025 experience includes:
Drinks Reception on arrival
Networking with EV peers
Four course meal at The Round Room at the Mansion House
Evening musical entertainment
Networking into the evening at the Round Room Bar
MC - Jonathan Healy
Broadcaster
Jonathan Healy has spent a quarter of a century working at the highest levels of Irish broadcasting, having worked extensively with Newstalk, Sky News, RTE and Cork’s RedFM. He established Healy Communications in 2017 with the express goal of helping businesses and improve their storytelling.
A graduate of law from University College Cork, Jonathan has conducted thousands of interviews with people from all walks of Irish life. A skilled inquisitor and proven cross-platform content creator, he has cultivated extensive contacts across politics, business and public relations throughout the country.
Jonathan is also a proven event facilitator and engaging MC. He has also delivered high impact voice-over work for corporate videos and campaigns. Jonathan passionately believes in the power of communication, and how it can be harnessed to support the needs of his clients.
Contact us
For sponsorship opportunities contact:
Francis McGinley
Commercial Sales Manager
[email protected]
+353 (0) 87 447 7672
For any queries or table sales, contact:
Ruby Doyle
Events & Awards Executive
Mob: +353 (0) 87 3932855
Email: [email protected]
How to get to The Round Room, Mansion House?
The Mansion House was conceptualised in the 18th century by one of Ireland’s great visionaries, Joshua Dawson. The Round Room was purpose designed in 1821 to receive King George IV. Remarkable political events have taken place here including the first ever meeting of the Dáil Eireann in 1919 and throughout the years we have proudly welcomed high-profile guests from across the globe including Pope John Paul II, Nelson Mandela, Queen Victoria, Prince Rainier III and Princess Grace of Monaco.
It was in the Round Room, in 1919 that the first Dail Eireann was held: Making the first definitive parliamentary move for home rule. Seventy of the elected Irish representatives did not attend West Minister but pledged to the First Irish parliamentary meeting ever held in Ireland instead.
The Round Room at The Mansion House,
Dawson Street
Dublin 2,
Ireland
