The Éire Lineup

Six cars.
One idea.

A laboratory, a grand tourer, and the family they are earning.
Born of Ireland. Built for the World.

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One idea

A family you can recognise
before you see the badge.

Éire is an American performance marque with an Irish soul, developed in Florida. Six very different cars share one set of decisions: emerald paint, copper details, the three-blade lighting signature, and the emerald honeycomb grille that carries the trinity knot.

Most of them carry names from Irish myth; Forge is named for what it does, and Eden for someone closer to home. And every one of them gets the drivetrain that suits it, not the drivetrain that is fashionable. That is the idea. The six cars below are what it looks like.

Éire Forge Mk I front three-quarter
01In development

Forge Mk I

The laboratory. Open-cockpit, all-electric, nothing to hide.

Forge Mk I is Éire's engineering laboratory: an all-electric, open-cockpit exoskeleton two-seater, rear-drive, built on one welded chassis with an integral safety cell. It is no wider than a Corvette, targets under 2,100 lb, and runs one square tire size at all four corners. Everything the marque learns about batteries, thermal systems and software is learned here first. It is the machine that builds the rest.

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Éire Eden GT front three-quarter
02In development

Eden GT

The first car customers will buy. Silent when you want it, violent when you want it.

The Eden GT is a 2+2 grand tourer with a cross-plane twin-turbo V8 plug-in hybrid heart — meaningful electric silence for the everyday, deep thunder for the rest. Inside, a 15-inch curved cluster and a 15-inch center screen sit in a cabin built around long distances. Strictly limited to 50, it is the car every other Éire exists to earn.

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Éire Balor front three-quarter
03Concept

Balor

The monster-king. Five seats, one enormous voice.

Named for the one-eyed king of Irish myth, Balor is a five-seat plug-in hybrid super-SUV that widens the family. It shares the Eden GT's cross-plane V8 hybrid heart, tuned considerably more aggressive — it should sound enormous going past. The design is a planar, stealth-aircraft monolith, and its rule is simple: zero miles of electric range never means zero performance.

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Éire TORC front three-quarter
04Concept

TORC

Power has a homeland. The super-truck you can actually use as a truck.

Pronounced tork: a Celtic neck ring of wealth and power, the Irish word for a wild boar, and torque. TORC is the concept for a full-size, crew-cab luxury performance pickup that is still a real truck — a plug-in hybrid that can tow the Banshee to the track, drop the trailer, and be the fastest thing in the lot. It carries the family onto a full-size truck: the sensible next step after a five-seat super-SUV.

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Éire Banshee front three-quarter
05Concept

Banshee

The scream. The mid-engine exotic.

The Banshee is the exotic: mid-engine, flat-plane twin-turbo V8 hybrid with an electrified front axle. Where the Eden GT rumbles and Balor roars, the Banshee screams — the third of the family's three voices. It is complete on its own terms, and it sits below the Dagda in the lineup by design.

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Éire Dagda front three-quarter
06Concept

Dagda

A higher kind of power. The summit of the lineup.

Named for the chief of the Tuatha Dé Danann, the gods of Irish myth, Dagda is the summit. A bespoke twin-turbo V10 hybrid with three electric motors and torque vectoring, built around the Éire Continuous Torque System: repeatable deployment over headline numbers. Nothing about volume or timing is decided yet.

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How the ladder works

Each car earns the next.

Éire is not launching six cars. It is building one, and showing you the others so the decisions behind that one make sense. The order is the point: nothing on this page is built until the car before it has earned it.

Rung 01
Forge
The laboratory. Where the marque learns before it promises.
Rung 02
Eden GT
The first car customers can buy. Everything else is earned here.
Rung 03
Balor
Widens the family: five seats, the same heart, harder.
Rung 04
TORC
The truck. Carries the DNA onto a full-size pickup.
Rung 05
Banshee
The exotic. Complete on its own terms.
Rung 06
Dagda
The summit. The one car that receives the platform's full potential.

Drivetrain

Every Éire gets the drivetrain that suits it.

Forge is electric. Eden GT, Balor and Banshee are V8 hybrids. Dagda is a V10 hybrid. Three answers to one question — what makes this particular journey worth remembering — and none of them chosen for fashion.

Electric
Forge
Instant torque, near silence, and the cleanest possible way to learn how a battery, a cooling system and a control stack behave on a real chassis.
V8 hybrid · three voices
Eden GT · Balor · Banshee
Cross-plane deep thunder in the Eden GT. Louder and harder in Balor. A flat-plane scream in the Banshee. One family, three registers, each with electric silence on demand.
V10 hybrid
Dagda
A bespoke twin-turbo V10 with three electric motors and torque vectoring, built around the Éire Continuous Torque System — repeatable deployment over headline numbers.

Status, honestly

What the badges mean.

In development

Real engineering, underway now. Forge Mk I is being built as Éire's laboratory; the Eden GT is the production car it exists to serve. Figures published for these are design targets, not final specifications.

Concept

A design study, not a product. Balor, Banshee and Dagda exist as renderings and engineering intent to test the idea of the family. There is no order book, and the specifications behind them will change as each is earned.

Concept

A question, not a model. TORC exists to find out whether Éire's DNA can carry onto a full-size truck. It is not confirmed, and nothing else in the lineup depends on it.

Concept renderings represent the intended design direction. Specifications will change.

From the Journal

The thinking behind the lineup.

Journal
Meet the Éire Lineup: Six Cars, One Idea
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Éire Balor: The Super-SUV Concept
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Éire Banshee: The Mid-Engine Exotic Concept
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Éire TORC: The Luxury Performance Truck Concept
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Éire Dagda: The Hypercar Concept
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Why the Eden GT Has a V8 Hybrid Heart

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Follow the Forge build, the road to the Eden GT, and the family that follows them — first looks, honest progress, and first access when reservations open. A few emails, only when it matters.

Born of Ireland. Built for the World.