The Renault Electric Z.E. Range (Image: Renault)

Renault EV Sales Strongly Increase In June 2019: 3rd Best Month Ever

Both the Renault ZOE and the Kangoo Z.E. sell like hot cakes Renault noted a very strong electric car sales results in June 2019, delivering some 6,418 cars (excluding Twizy), which is 45% more than a year ago. After six months, sales amounted to 30,659 YTD (up 43%): Renault ZOE (passenger and commercial versions) –

2020 Renault Zoe (Image: Renault)

Renault Zoe EV getting ready to plow snow at the Andros Trophy racing series

These are interesting times we live in. Electric cars walk the world, and some even make advances in professional motorsports. The Renault Zoe has new ice to break in this field, though. The Andros Trophy is an off-season racing series held in France and so far attended exclusively by traditional, fossil fuel-burning cars. The DA

EZ-FLEX Electric LCV (Image: Renault)

Renault Unveils EZ-FLEX Electric Concept For Last Mile Delivery System

The new Renault EZ-FLEX concept showcased at Viva Tech 2019, was first revealed in April, as an experimental, electric and connected LCV that is compact and easy to handle and features a modular rear design. Groupe Renault has unveiled an all-new electric light commercial vehicle (LCV) concept, Renault EZ-FLEX, at the recently concluded Viva Tech

The urgency of the shift to electric cars isn’t just about climate change

Vehicle emissions regulations are meant to promote clean air and reduce carbon dioxide in order to combat climate change. In Europe, aggressive new rules are also a direct response to a massive diesel-emissions scandal, accelerating the shift to electric vehicles, said Renault CEO Thierry Bolloré. The tightening of emissions limits has created huge tension in

ZOE Cab autonomous vehicle (Image: Renault)

Nothing To See Here, Just An Autonomous Renault Zoe With A Lambo Door

Renault and several partners have started “The Paris-Saclay Autonomous Lab” project which aims to make self-driving transportation a reality in France. The project aims to develop new mobility services using dedicated lane and public and campus streets to supplement the existing Saclay Plateau transportation systems. Made possible by Renault’s collaboration with the Transdev Group, IRT