Renault 5 EV Revives the Spirit of the Renault Zoe
【Summary】Renault Zoe, a popular small EV, will be replaced by the Renault 5 Electric. The Zoe has been a successful and affordable option in the EV market, but it is time for an upgrade. The new Renault 5 Electric is expected to be a cool and iconic small EV, reminiscent of the original Renault 5. The Zoe's success as the best-selling EV in Europe in 2020 will be carried on by its successor.
The Renault Zoe has undergone consistent improvement over the years, making it one of the best small EVs on the market. With more power and the ability to travel over 200 miles on a single charge, it offers a modern and high-quality interior. The approach of continuous improvement has allowed Renault to keep the Zoe well-priced, as it was more cost-effective to enhance existing features rather than develop a new car from scratch. As a result, the 2023 model Zoe can be purchased for less than £30,000, offering a great value for money.
The success of the Zoe is evident, as it was the best-selling EV in Europe in 2020 and one of the top-selling EVs of all time, only surpassed by the Nissan Leaf and a few Tesla models. However, despite its achievements, the time has come for the Zoe to be discontinued. The good news is that it will be replaced by the Renault 5 Electric, a car that promises to be the coolest small EV ever made.
The original Renault 5, known for its French personality and affordability, became an iconic runabout across two generations from 1972. The Turbo version, specifically designed for rallying, is still remembered as one of the most thrilling small cars ever produced.
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