RenaultZOE R110 ZE40 (2018) electric chargers
41 kWh battery
Vehicle type Battery Electric Vehicle
Connector type 2
Range 186 miles of electric driving
Charge speed 73 miles per hour
Renault’s all-electric ZOE series offer an impressive range of between 150 and 200 miles on a full charge, making it an extremely versatile car for town use and commutes, as well as slightly longer journeys. The ZOE has actually been on UK roads for a few years, but its reliable performance, spacious feel and "normal" design make it an extremely desirable vehicle for both the new and used car markets. The ZOE comes with a choice of two electric motors - the Q90 or the more powerful R110 which will do 0-60 in about 11.4 seconds, while the newer ZE50 R135 will do it in 9.5 seconds. At lower speeds (below 40mph) both engines’ performance feels roughly similar, but above this speed and up to 70mph, the larger motor comes into its own with far better acceleration.
Keep your ZOE topped up with plenty of range by using a home charging solution - no more trips to the petrol station! See a list of compatible chargers below and speak to our team about installing yours today.
Renault ZOE R110 ZE40 compatible chargers
Renault ZOE R110 ZE40 Charging Time
Take advantage of cheaper electricity tariffs and charge your Renault ZOE R90 and drive away fully charged every morning.
| Method | kW | Typical location | Charging time (empty to full) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard three-pin plug | 2.3 | Home | 21 hours |
| Dedicated home charging point | 7.4 | Home | 6-7 hours |
| Fast charger | 22 | Offices, commercial buildings, car parks, supermarkets, leisure centres | 2 hours |
| Rapid charger | Up to 120 | Motorway services, car parks | n/a |
* Limited by on-board charger, vehicle cannot charge faster.
Renault ZOE R110 ZE40 Charging Cost
School run, commute to the office? You can drive up to 186 miles purely on low-cost electric power.
A full home charge on a Renault ZOE R110 ZE40 costs around £4.10.
Did you know?
A typical overnight electricity rate is around 10p per kWh.
