Renault ZOE car lease deals

The Renault Zoe won the What Car? website’s 2020 Car of the Year award for small electric cars. Which makes it a very safe bet if you’re in the market for a small hatchback. With a minimum of 190 miles between charges, plus a home wall charger thrown in as standard kit, this little beauty is one to consider.

Which Renault Zoe leasing option is right for you?

You can lease a Renault Zoe in one of three trim lines, and you have a choice of motors that’s partly dependent on trim. Entry-level Play trim offers one ‘engine’—the R110, which develops 107bhp. Move up to mid-range Iconic trim and you get four engine choices: the R110 in standard or rapid-charge variations, or a standard or rapid-charge version of the 134bhp R135 motor. Range-topping GT Line trim offers a choice between the standard or rapid-charge R135 motor. You’ll get automatic climate control on both the Iconic and the GT Line. All models give you keyless entry, automatic lights and windscreen wipers and cruise control.

Renault Zoe leasing offers. Drive brilliant.

Sometimes, it’s the small things that make you happiest. Smooth, eager progress around town is the order of the day when you lease a Renault Zoe—thanks to the instant acceleration that comes from only needing a single gear. That said, the regenerative brakes are quite grabby, which means slowing down is less smooth than speeding up. Handling is agile and fun, and of course the ride itself is nice and quiet thanks to the lack of grumbling engine. The Zoe’s rivals do a better job of damping wind and road noise, however. Go for the more powerful engine, and you won’t notice too much difference at city speeds. It does, however, get you up to motorway speed faster. Whichever Zoe you choose to lease, we’ll help you find the best offers from nationwide dealers.

Lease a Renault Zoe. Save the world, save some pennies.

Leased a Renault Zoe and you’ll cut out fossil-fuel emissions while driving, which in turn means you pay far less for the power you use to drive around. Range-wise, you’re looking at a minimum real-world performance of 190 miles between charges (as per the What Car? real-word range test), with Renault’s own real-world estimates giving approximately 233 miles in summer driving conditions and 150 miles in winter. You get a five-year warranty on every new Zoe, and the battery is protected under a separate, eight-year warranty.