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Modec Brings Commercial EVs to Republic of Ireland
24 September 2008
UK-based Modec has signed an exclusive distribution agreement for its electric commercial vehicles (earlier post) in the Republic of Ireland with OHM Group. The agreement with the dealership is the next step in Modec’s expansion and will result in the EVs made available in Ireland.
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| A Modec electric van. |
Established in 1972, the OHM Group operates from purpose-built, state of the art facilities at six locations across the Republic of Ireland, including West Dublin, where the Modec demonstration vehicles will be based.
After full European homologation, the OHM Group expect to commence the first deliveries of Modecs in Ireland during the first quarter of 2009.
We’re delighted to be the first Modec dealership in Ireland. With the environment now a major concern all over the world and fuel costs continuing to rise, being able to supply electric vehicles to our customers is hugely important.
—Simon Teevan, OHM Group
The OHM Group is the eighth Modec dealership location and joins six London dealer sites, along with Modec Netherlands based in Amsterdam.
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