Mazda introduces Ohme as its home EV charging partner in Ireland, photo 1

Mazda introduces Ohme as its home EV charging partner in Ireland

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Mazda has chosen Cork-based Ohme as its new and exclusive home EV charging partner in Ireland.

The partnership will see Mazda recommend Ohme chargers to customers who need a home charging solution, with Ohme providing a full solution including the charger and installation as well as dealer training and support. Ohme is the largest home EV charging company in Ireland and the UK and is the fastest growing EV charging company across Europe.

“With the all- new CX-6e arriving in early December into our showrooms along with the recent arrival of the Mazda 6e in Ireland, this represents an exciting chapter for Mazda as we continue to broaden our electric offering. This new collaboration with Ohme will be a great addition to further enhance both the ownership and overall Mazda experience to our customers,” said John Perry from Mazda Ireland. “Ohme’s unique software and dynamic charging technology will help owners to reduce their running costs and favour renewable energy sources, making it an ideal partner for Mazda.”

Martin Gray from Ohme: “I’m delighted to announce this new partnership with Mazda in Ireland. The new range of MazdaEVs look really exciting additions to their range, so it’s great to be able to combine those with Ohme to give Mazda drivers the best home charging experience possible.”

Ohme’s dynamic EV chargers are compatible with Ireland’s best and most affordable energy tariffs. Ohme chargers automatically adjust to optimise the cost of charging and accessing all the times of the smartest, greenest and lowest cost energy tariffs as well as featuring a solar boost function reducing reliance on the grid.

Fully-charging a Mazda 6e with an 78kWh battery using an Ohme charger on a smart EV tariff such as Energia EV Smart Drive* during off peak times, could cost less than €10 for its 552km WLTP range.

Ohme is also the official EV charging partner for Energia, Electric Ireland and SSE as well as the AA in Ireland.

For more information go to: www.ohme-ev.com/ie