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With its ZOE all-electric car, following in the pioneering footsteps of Nissan’s slightly larger and pricier LEAF, Renault has effectively fired the starting pistol to what is potentially seen as the serious start to Europe’s electric car future. Renault’s ZOE - priced in the UK at a down-to-earth £13,995 after the deduction of a £5,000 government subsidy and excluding a £70 per month battery hire charge - followed this November by the showroom availability of BMW’s all-new i3, probably ranks as the most closely watched start-up of a new technology car in recent European autoindustry history. The initial consumer reception of both the ZOE and BMW’s i3, some feel, provides the industry with the first serious....more MORE LIKE THIS: Is this the dawn of a new mobility age? 01 Aug 2013 Electric car sales remain bolted 04 Jul 2013 European EV sales - Still on trickle charge 04 Jun 2013 DATA
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