A CAR expert has revealed the best used electric cars that you can buy for under £10,000. Battery electric vehicles are often ...

The subcompact Renault Zoe hatchback has been Europe's best-selling electric car for several years now. Last year, sales soared after it received a major upgrade to its battery pack, which grew to ...

Renault’s bet on the Zoe electric car is starting to pay off. Sales surged to almost 10,000 units in Europe last month and the vehicle is becoming one of the brand’s best-selling cars.

2015 Renault Zoe Tested: Electric Cars Are Great, But Range Is Still a Problem. Published: 16 Jul 2015, 16:22 UTC • By: Mihnea Radu. 1 photo. Photo: Florin Profir.

The Renault Zoe wins Britain’s Future Car Challenge, but a bigger test is in store. With its low base price, the mini-EV aims to supercharge the European electric car market.

Hybrid & Electric Vehicles I've driven the retro-inspired Renault 4 E-Tech and it's just as fun as the R5... but with added practicality Hybrid & Electric Vehicles Renault unveils its wildest EV ...

Renault ZOE once again has won the What Car? Awards in the"Best Small Electric Car" category. It's already the seventh consecutive win for ZOE! In 2020, the next-generation ZOE with a 52 kWh ...

2013 Renault Zoe electric car On the move You sit conspicuously higher in the Zoe than you would in a Leaf--partly due to a lower side window line, partly as the best use of space in a small car ...

The Renault Zoe is an electric car made for the city - compact, agile and packing enough tech to make driving a breeze. Not only does it offer the likes of cruise control, ...

"Renault’s ZOE has proven popular with customers with 1993 sold in the UK last year, an increase of 1.25 per cent over 2017. The car continues to be available to purchase in two ways.

The Zoe Z.E. is a compact, urban commuter due to be launched in 2012. Renault is not an uncommon name in France, where Louis Renault began building cars in the late 19th century.

The Renault Zoe is an electric car sold primarily in Europe (Boston-based nuTonomy has used them for autonomous test cars), but its maker seems to think it has the right name to have some tie-in ...