Well priced, fairly practical and has a longer range between charges than most of its rivals. Sadly, it's let down but Renault's decision to omit critical safety kit, something that resulted in Euro NCAP giving the car a shocking zero star rating.
Stepping up to to Iconic trim (from Techno) adds 17in alloys and a CCS socket (optional on Techno trim) for faster charging, but also pushes up the price significantly.
The Zoe has a 134bhp electric motor that drives the front wheels. Acceleration is surprisingly nippy – especially at town speeds – although with a 0-62mph time of 9.5sec, plenty of rivals will get you up to motorway speeds in less time.
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