MAHA Ireland Managing Director, Eoin Mallon, believes updated premises and equipment guidelines – including revised CVRT inspection standards and NCT compliance requirements – contributed to the surge in orders.
He said: “Our ability to respond to regulatory changes has become a defining feature of our strategy. New CVRT and NCT regulations create predictable, high value sales opportunities, allowing test centres to upgrade their equipment efficiently and meet compliance standards with minimal disruption.”
Service-driven approach
Beyond regulatory drivers, MAHA Ireland continues to benefit from its reputation for quality, reliability and strong aftersales support. The company’s service driven approach remains a key differentiator, helping build trust and encouraging repeat business.
MAHA Ireland aims to address breakdowns within 24 hours, minimising disruption for both workshops and test centres. It also offers preventive maintenance packages designed to reduce downtime, extend equipment lifespan and prevent unexpected repairs. A full maintenance record is also available to customers.
Commitment to vehicle testing
MAHA Ireland’s long-term contracts – including its partnership with NCT, which runs until 2030, and its supply of approximately 70% of the CVRT segment – reinforce its strong position in the vehicle testing arena. The company now aims to build on that leadership throughout 2026.
Eoin added: “We are looking to build on early momentum, with legislation driven demand, ongoing workshop investments and proactive aftersales support shaping what we hope will be another successful year.”
Meet MAHA Ireland at RTX Northern Ireland
MAHA Ireland will be exhibiting at RTX Northern Ireland, where visitors can meet the team, explore the latest workshop and vehicle testing equipment, and learn more about upcoming projects and support services.
Attendees are encouraged to visit the MAHA Ireland stand for expert advice and hands on demonstrations.