ÉIREMotor Company
Explore Eden GT
ÉIREMotor Company
Explore Eden GT
Engineering Development Platform
Éire Forge Mk I — our all-electric rolling laboratory.
Open-frame, stripped to its skeleton, built to learn.
Not a product · a platform
Forge Mk I is not a production vehicle, and it is not built to be sold. It is Éire's engineering development platform — the machine on which we prove the technology destined for the Eden GT.
We would rather make our mistakes on an open steel frame than on a finished grand tourer. Everything learned here — how a battery behaves, how a chassis goes together, how the software feels — feeds directly into the Eden GT.
The Mission
Every system is proven on the platform before it ever reaches the Eden GT — EV architecture, battery technology, thermal management, telemetry, chassis design and vehicle software.
Each is hard, and each is far cheaper to get wrong here, on a bare frame in a garage, than on a six-figure grand tourer.
The Platform
Figures are design targets, not final specifications.
Eden is the destination.
Forge is how we get there.
Why Forge
The best way to build a great grand tourer is to first build a machine that teaches you how. Most new car companies leap straight to production promises. Éire is doing the opposite — learning through real engineering first.
Forge Mk I is a development platform, not a customer vehicle. Future Forge variants may one day evolve into limited-production cars — but the vehicle Éire is building toward is the Eden GT.
The Build
No deposits, no vapourware — just a car taking shape in a garage. We're documenting it from the first piece of tape. Real build imagery follows as the platform comes together; for now, follow the Journal.
Forge Mk I
From the Journal
Join the Journey
Follow the Forge build and the road to the Eden GT — first looks, behind-the-scenes progress, and first access when reservations open. A few emails, only when it matters.