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![]() By any measure, Renault’s ZOE has clearly failed to live up to observers’s high expectations. Unlike Nissan’s earlier unveiled Leaf, Renault’s ZOE was confidently expected to inject some desperately needed consumer interest into Europe’s electric car market, thanks chiefly to its markedly more affordable price tag. Above all, given Renault’s considerable marketing muscle and its implied determination to make at least a big splash during its closely watched launch phase, ZOE was confidently tipped as this year’s top selling electric car in Europe. Not so, as it turns out. After market presence of some eight months, and apart from the expected sparkly firework display in its domestic French market in March, ZOE appears to have slipped quietly into the region’s already largely lifeless electric car market...more All-time record for Europe's electric car market in October 03 Dec 2013 Nissan Leaf top dog as Europe’s electric car sales lift 03 Dec 2013West Europe’s best-ever month for electric car registrations 31 Oct 2013 DATA
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