On 20 May 2025 and over the following days, Irish customs authorities seized over 4000 electric bikes and a number of e-scooters worth €4,5 million illegally imported into the EU during targeted searches at two warehouses. The operation followed coordinated efforts by the European Anti-Fraud Office. Read More
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Irish Customs seize over 4000 illegally imported e-bikes in OLAF-led crackdown
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