Renault Zoe Fuel Consumption

With a wave of affordably priced Chinese electric vehicles (EVs) launching in Malaysia, all eyes are certainly on the dreamers and the big-eyed felines. However, there is one pioneer from an established marque that was given an update not so long ago that many people have somehow overlooked – the 2023 Renault Zoe. Indeed, the Renault Zoe along with the Nissan Leaf are among the first mass-produced EVs from a mainstream carmaker. While the Leaf received a second generation in 2017 and an update w

TC Euro Cars (TCEC) has launched the new 2023 Renault Zoe. Prices of the fully electric B-segment hatchback start from RM 165,000 for the entry R110 variant, and RM 179,000 for the more powerful R135 variant. Both variants are powered by the same 52 kWh battery, but with different motor output. The battery pack is still air-cooled, as before, but the first generation Zoe has proven that the simple cooling system holds up well even in our hot and humid climate. Specs for 2023 Renault Zoe R110 R13

Renault Group CEO Luca de Meo does not see a near future where prices of battery EV (BEVs) models can come down low enough to match combustion engine models. “I do not see this parity getting close,” said de Meo at the opening of the Paris Auto Show earlier this month. De Meo said that 8 years ago, EV analysts were predicting that battery prices will come down within the next 5 years and will soon reach price parity with combustion engine models, but clearly none of that has happened. In fact, p

ROI open for the French city car 50 kW DC charging, up to 22 kW AC charging Up to 395 km of range Little fanfare has surrounded it thus far but the new 2022 Renault Zoe electric vehicle (EV) is returning to Malaysia, adding on to our burgeoning BEV market. Two variants of this model are set to be offered here, with their estimated prices as below: 2022 Renault Zoe in Malaysia Variant Estimated price Zen R110 RM 162,650 Intense R135 RM 174,650 2022 Renault Zoe specs in Malaysia The new Zoe is mor

Renault Group, Nissan Motor and Mitsubishi Motors; members of one of the world’s leading automotive alliances, have announced a common roadmap that’ll shape their directions with more cooperation towards 2030. Better late than never right? Also Read: Nissan Note e-Power: We drove Malaysia's most fuel-efficient car that you can't buy (yet); 2.8L/100km Continuing the Leader-Follower scheme defined in May 2020, select technology will be developed by one leading team with the support of the follower

Hyundai has made headlines with a monumental announcement of a strategic investment exceeding RM 2.1 billion for the ASEAN market. Central to this ambitious plan is Malaysia, which is set to become the cornerstone of Hyundai’s supply chain in the region. However, the more tantalising news lies in the revelation that Malaysia will soon welcome locally-assembled (CKD) Genesis models – the luxury brand under Hyundai’s umbrella. “In collaboration with Hyundai Motor’s long-standing partner Inokom Cor