Renault Zoe
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The Renault Zoe is quietly winding its way toward French electric car-enthusiasts, and Renault has launched a new video that shows off some the pint-sized ride's high-tech features.
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Why The Renault Zoe Is Europe's Most Important Electric CarYou may never have heard of Europe's most important electric car. It's the Renault Zoe, an all-electric subcompact that won't be sold in the United States. It comes from French Renault, a company that shares technology with Japan's Nissan--which introduced the Leaf compact electric hatchback here...
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First Renault Zoe Electric Car Delivered In France
Just over two years since the first Nissan Leaf was delivered to its Californian owner, one driver has the keys to the French equivalent. The Renault Zoe electric car is a class size smaller than the Leaf, but like the Nissan it represents the first major push from Renault to sell a dedicated...
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2013 Renault Zoe Electric Car: Paris Auto Show Live Photos
Could Renault's Zoe be a game-changer in the electric car market? It might only be going on sale in Europe, but several signs are pointing towards it being significantly more popular than cars like the Nissan Leaf. The first is its size. Subcompacts are very popular in Europe, with cars like the...
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Could 2013 Nissan Leaf Use Renault Zoe’s Heat Pump For Cold Weather?
If you drive a 2011-12 Nissan Leaf, you’ll know that keeping your car warm in winter can drop its range by as many as 30 miles, due to the inefficiency of the its coolant-to-air heater. Starting with the 2013 Leaf, Nissan has already promised a much more efficient heater that will better the...
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Renault ZOE Shatters Distance Record For An Electric Car
If we've said it once, we've said it a thousand times: range-anxiety is one of the biggest hurdles facing electric car manufacturers. If consumers don't believe that an electric car is going to get them from Point A to Point B (without a time-consuming battery recharge), vehicle sales will stall...
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At last week’s 2012 Geneva Motor Show, Renault unveiled the production version of its 2013 Zoe Electric hatchback. The fourth all-electric car from the French automaker, the subcompact Zoe is quickly causing a stir in Europe thanks to its impressive specifications and low price. Renault has been absent from the U.S. market for many years, so it’s unlikely we’ll ever see it go on sale in the U.S., but would the Zoe the natural compliment to the Nissan Leaf? Cost Starting at around $28,850 before incentives in Europe, the Renault Zoe is certainly one of the cheaper electric...
