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Concept · Hypercar
A higher kind of power.
The summit of the lineup.
What it is
Dagda is the car at the top of the Éire ladder. Every car below it earns the next, and every car below it leaves something on the table on purpose. Dagda is where nothing is left. It is the hypercar: the one vehicle in the family that receives the platform's full potential.
How many will be built, and when, is not decided; it is the furthest car from today. Beyond that we will not put a figure on it, because a concept that quotes numbers is making promises it has not yet earned. What we can say is what it is for: to be the clearest possible statement of what Éire can build.
The Idea
The Dagda is the chief of the Tuatha Dé Danann — the good god, the father-figure of the Irish pantheon, keeper of the cauldron that never empties and the club that could kill with one end and restore with the other. The chief of the gods is a fitting name for the car at the top of the lineup, and that is the whole reason for it.
The design is the family's DNA taken to its limit. The three-blade lighting, the emerald honeycomb grille with the copper knot, the emerald paint and the copper details are all there, stretched over a low, wide, mid-engine form that exists to manage air. It is the most extreme shape we have drawn and still, at a glance, an Éire.
Character
Dagda's heart is a bespoke twin-turbo V10 hybrid — its own engine, not a stretched V8 — paired with three electric motors and torque vectoring. It is the only V10 in the family, and it is there because the summit deserves a voice of its own above the three V8s.
The technology pillar we have named for it is the Éire Continuous Torque System: the principle that what matters is repeatable deployment, not a headline number that arrives once and fades. A hypercar should give you its full self on the tenth lap as freely as on the first. That is the standard Dagda is designed to.
A higher kind of power.
Where it stands
Concept
Dagda is a concept — a design study, not a product. No order book exists, and the specifications that sit behind the renders will change as the study matures. We are showing it because the ladder needs a top rung for the rest of the lineup to make sense.
Everything about Dagda is earned by the cars below it: the Eden GT first, then Balor, then the Banshee. It is the last car we will build in this family and it will be the one we have prepared for longest.
Concept renderings represent the intended design direction. Specifications will change.
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