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DeuxCentCinq said:
So it looks nice and it's cheaper?
Does it also come in nice colours and have a place for your handbags?
Come on, chaps - I'm looking for actual PH reasons here. Does it have more electric horsepowers, more buttons to play with, a lower centre of gravity for helmsmanship?
Not sure why you're looking for PH reasons to buy a short range shopping trolley/commuting tool?Does it also come in nice colours and have a place for your handbags?
Come on, chaps - I'm looking for actual PH reasons here. Does it have more electric horsepowers, more buttons to play with, a lower centre of gravity for helmsmanship?
Zoe has slightly longer potential range and is cheaper = winner.
For me the Zoe has an on-board fast AC charger and it costs less than the Leaf.
Received a note of my registration number today, now to order some cards and wait for the transporter.
Also, found myself having some 'Zen' driving practice tonight - 22 miles to home (and the petrol station with the good fuel) with only 21 miles showing on the OBC - made it there with 14 miles left.
Received a note of my registration number today, now to order some cards and wait for the transporter.
Also, found myself having some 'Zen' driving practice tonight - 22 miles to home (and the petrol station with the good fuel) with only 21 miles showing on the OBC - made it there with 14 miles left.
DeuxCentCinq said:
Come on, chaps - I'm looking for actual PH reasons here. Does it have more electric horsepowers, more buttons to play with, a lower centre of gravity for helmsmanship?
Okay here it goes...Power to weight - Leaf (especially gen II)
Handling - Zoe
Looks - Zoe
Reliability - Too early to say but Leaf I recon.
Toys - Zoe unless its a top spec leaf
Colours - Leaf as the colours on the Zoe are all boring as ****
Value for money - Zoe by a lot.
JPJPJP said:
hopefully that is 4.1 miles per kWh rather than the other way round - the way you put it is like saying a petrol car has done 30 gallons to the mile...
(end pedant mode)
Don't mind a bit of pedantry. Yes it's 4.1 thingys.(end pedant mode)
As to the point raised about whether the Zoe is the better car, I tried both and the Leaf won for me by a mile. It is certainly more expensive, but it's a much bigger car and a much nicer place to be. In truth a really good drive and a lot more powerful than the Zoe.
Had I wanted to go EV as cheaply as possible I'd have gone for the Zoe, as anyone would, but I wanted a good sized family car.
IN51GHT said:
4sure said:
Use Duracell next time
Its a Renault so probably started disintregating already.
Thanks. Helpful.Its a Renault so probably started disintregating already.
Sorry was just trying to lighten the situation,didn,t realise it was such a serious situation you have other cars right?
Hope you give the garage hell after your experiences so far.
No offence intended.
All the best.
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