Although, data was not revealed for one county.
Midlands local authorities are yet to make a significant move towards using electric vehicles.
The Irish Independent is reporting just 2% of Laois County Council's fleet has been made switched to electric, with just 1% in Westmeath.
Data was not revealed for Offaly County Council.
Of the 21 local authorities which responded to the survey by Geotab, 18 have moved less than 10% of their fleet to electric vehicles.
The Government in the past has said it wants to see the public sector leading the way in adopting environmentally safe practices.
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