Renault ZOE ZE 50 Full Electric Review (Range Test on Motorway) How Does it Perform?

The full electric Renault ZOE was introduced in December 2012 with a 22 kWh battery pack and was then upgraded some years later to 41 kWh.
In this video i test drive the 52 kWh ZOE ZE 50 which was updated in 2019 with a fresh new look both inside and out and now has a WLTP figure of up to 245 miles (395 kms)
I take you on a full tour of the ZOE's exterior and interior then i take it on a Motorway trip to see how it performs.
Model tested: Renault ZOE ZE 50 (Iconic) €31,015
(Type 2 AC Charging & CCS DC Charging)
(Price includes delivery charges and Metallic Paint)
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[@barryo8694]

Most informative review in thw Zoe I've seen. Good stuff

[@stevestaff7425]

So much more informative than Renault. Thanks Stavros keep up the good work

[@bruno666sousa]

Looks like a nice drive

[@johanbos160]

Great video stavros and a nice car ,sadly the chargestation did not work.

[@Ash-928]

Before the guy hung up, it sounded like he said "that ain't gonna happen"!

[@valentine75]

Would have been nice if someone had put up an out of order sign on that charger

[@geofffd1]

Good Vid Stavros. Too early in development for me to entertain, even if there were sufficient and convenient charging facilities available. Every year, the Zoe is a perfect example, the range and time to charge gets better, so I'd wait, especially at that price.......

[@earllekwadu6584]

Nice ride

[@alexisbog138]

Very nice handy car! When will it be sold in Japan? Usually a tractor is full of noise and a quiet car is the most relaxing! :))

[@eyangelosmixalopoulos2740]

Renault Zoe is a good and affordable electric car, but still in 2021 the official Renault importer for Greece doesn't want to import anything electric. :(

[@bjarkebk3735]

thats wierd .. when europe want to go green .. but dont worry the EU will come after greece for it

[@hellothere5943]

Hey stavros Ive been a fan for a while and you never seemed to do a daf xf 105 vid so if you could it would mean alot

[@hellothere5943]

@@harshpansuriya9538 what

[@EricDJF]

@@hellothere5943 he's done a few daf 105 videos might have been 106 but the XF is the same truck since the 90s except for the headlights anyway.

[@hellothere5943]

@@EricDJF no he has done only 106 vids the new generation dafs

[@craigblaymire]

Does the iconic come with heated seats and steering wheel?

[@jithumannaratharayil2789]

Pls do the review Ford f max

[@andersonfrans]

The words "Don't judge book by its cover" is applied here. Not very attractive from the look, but it packed well.

[@remembergodisalwayswithyou6862]

The person who is reading this comment i wish you great success health love and happiness merry Christmas ❤

[@andrewthornegeo]

That's very heavy metal. It's Deep Purple and can charge at AC or DC. I guess it's Atomic Mass is more than a Led Zeppelin. Still, there's no denying it's a Handsome Beast with a Motor in the Head and no Tank. I'm sure my Sister, Lizzy (She's not fat), would prefer it to a Tesla. I bet it's less Trouble than a V8 or a Turbo.

[@leeallen7491]

Prefer the Honda you reviewed the other week

[@souradipttabrahma8120]

Do you know about ford f max

[@robtongeman8480]

That's damn expensive for a small car. Hard plastics, fabric, cheap materials in a £31K car !! Madness

[@timaustin2000]

Not on PCP, it isn't. Because depreciation is so low, it's not far off a regular car on monthly payments. Which makes cost of ownership very attractive.

[@petecoventry6858]

In the UK we don't get a keycard = got a wanky app!

[@adamdunlop6777]

Yes you do. Unless your with Onto.

[@Lookup2Wakeup]

A wanking app?........🤔

[@Simon-390]

Just a thought mate , I am 52 as a set point , peoples kids in their 20s are on £8 min pay , how are they expected to pay for a £150g house and £30g car ?? I cant work this all out as a business model , surely the 90% won't even look at these cars , they cant even look at houses ?? Plus I have not seen anyone actually say that they use in money in electric for a month , my guess the running cost is not good either , no one is saying how cheap they are to run ??

[@Lookup2Wakeup]

I see where you are coming from about low pay. I started work at 16 in 1973 on £7 per week as a trainee Quanitty Surveyor, I thought the same....... but did okay after 44 year career, I retired at 60.

[@TheLongonot62]

"Plus I have not seen anyone actually say that they use in money in electric for a month" I can tell you then........£0 per month for mine for electricity.

[@ebddenby8439]

So we have a battery car with thats practically the same as my 33 year old fiesta but a Renault is has more electronic gadgets and a lot heavier car with no way of recharging the battery to power them other than draining the battery sounds like battery cars will do themselves a mischief once new drivers start buying and driving one there going to be stopping to charge up every 25 miles what a great future. I once looked at the possibility of a electric car trip from Glasgow to Cornwall it reckoned id have to stop to charge twice at 60mph my fiesta id stop once to refuel so it doesn't compare to the early economy cars at all

[@patrickfenton3173]

Does it come with a petrol engine

[@doggylover1958]

£30000 - after government grant, ouch! Renault surely are laughing/sneering at us. The MG ZS EV or MG5 look to be much nicer cars for a lot less money, or if you don’t need an electric car (and not many people actually do need one) there is plenty of petrol powered choice for half the money. How do Renault justify the price when batteries are so much cheaper than they were 5 years ago? Three years ago the Zoe ZE40 could be bought (after not too much haggling) for £16000. 10 kWh extra for £14000? I have worked out I would need to keep the car for 14 years to save enough on fuel to justify this over a petrol equivalent. Sorry Renault, I’ll save up another 10 grand and buy a Tesla.