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24 minutes ago, Joe Newton said:

What did you pay?

 

What range do you find typical?

 

How does performance compare to the diesel variants?

I think it was about £12,000.  Range is not amazing, in theory about 160 miles.  I only do short journeys so I am not sure what the actual max range is.

 

 Performance is not bad, better than my caddy anyway.

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Batteries on a Renault zoe, £8000 to replace., 6 to 8 years expectancy. There isnt enough lithium in the world to produce enough batteries for us all to go electric. There also isnt the prac

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I have just seen this image on a BBC news article and I cannot believe this is the way forward.   1, who would want there whole street lined with phone box sized units like these?

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Vespasian   He already told us that battery life couldn't get any better anyway, so really this whole thread is pointless I guess.

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