The 2020 Renault Zoe came in the following variants
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achieved in 2020 on a new Renault Zoe was
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Electric vehicles are set to play a prominent role in the car industry over the coming years, but for now there are only a few niche options for sale in Australia. While the Renault Zoe might be somewhat new here, it stands atop the podium as the number one fully electric vehicle in Europe. Pricing is still at the dearer end of the spectrum, but this is among the more affordable options if you’re considering an EV. And for that you get a pint-sized hatch with a captivating level of spunk and niche detail. The Zoe relies on the platform used by the Clio, albeit gets a major weight reduction despite a boost in length and height that brings more luggage space to the rear. Moving from its pretty exterior to its uncomplicated cabin, Renault shows pride to have developed this car on a high foundation of technology, spanning drive operations, controls, road updates and assistance measures. Standard features consist of auto headlights and wipers, keyless operation, climate control, cruise control, parking aids, tyre pressure monitoring and emergency brake assistance. The Zoe is a humble worker with brisk acceleration from rest. It pairs an electric motor with a smooth single-speed reduction gear auto transmission to achieve around 300km range in the real world. All the while, you can do this with the comfort that you won’t be at the mercy of the big oil companies ever again.
The Zoe is actually a fully-electric vehicle, and it is one of the best-selling electric vehicles across the European market. It is by a long way Renault's most successful fully-electric vehicle, so no, it is not a hybrid. Sadly, however, Australians don't have the luxury of being able to step into one of these popular units, with the Zoe not sold down under following its retirement in 2020. With that said, the all-electric Megane E-Tech is the next big thing out of Renault in the EV space.
Based on WLTP standards, the range efficiency of the Renault Zoe is 395 kilometers WLTP in mild-weather conditions. This is for models with either the R110 or R135 electric motor configuration. Compared with some of the prior iterations of the Zoe, the latest model offers a far greater driving range. Previously, the Zoe was powered by a 41kWh battery set-up that offered a maximum driving range of between 280 and 300 kilometres on one charge.
No, the Renault Zoe was one of the design casualties tied to the introduction of new side-impact crash regulations that came into force on 1 November, 2021, and are commonly known as ADR 85. In response to these regulations, Renault made the decision to retire the Zoe from the local market, including the fully-electric hatch, and it was not alone in reaching this decision as other manufacturers followed suit with similar cars that would have been uneconomical to tailor specifically for Australia. At the time, however, Renault also cited other reasons for the Zoe's departure, including a lack of government incentives for EVs and slow EV sales.
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