DSG Renault are offering a 2 year pcp deal on a Zoe Dynamique Intens for £69 per month ,no deposit +£45 month battery lease, or £72 month, £80 battery lease on 7500 miles per annum (got local renault dealer to match offer) also includes free BG home charge install
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rozed
10 May 154#144
Why all the arguments about ice v's ev, I have a leaf and commute 46 miles a day which uses 45 to 50% of the battery, I get home and it takes a minute to plug it in to charge, we have solar panels so on a sunny day the recharge cost is minimal so lets say I recharge the battery 3.5 times a week at a cost of £3.00 per 100% charge less lets say 25% allowing for free electric from the solar system which works out at around £7.40 per week in electricity, in my previous diesel car this was costing me £30 a week, plus the leaf is far better for the environment and is a far more relaxing quieter drive with no freezing car to get into on a cold morning with pre heat.
So stop the bickering as it works out fine for some folk and will not work for others
£5800 deposit CONTRIBUTION, means they (Renault) are paying the deposit.
Not a bad price, but probably a very limited range on these cars?
tourneyman
9 May 15#3
Pretty hot -no deposit £114 a month drive for 2 years and give it back!
shalton
9 May 151#4
oh, sorry. I didn`t realise.
Rimi
9 May 152#5
Up to 120 miles on one charge :smiley::smiley: - you never ever need gps with European maps..
markbowen07
9 May 15#6
mate of mine had one of these on extended test hire, Very nice inside and quite nippy, Think he was getting about 70 miles range out of it
craigstephens
9 May 152#7
Hahaha that's hilarious. Except that there's absolutely no reason why you couldn't go to Europe in one.
Emeye
9 May 15#8
My commute is only 14 miles a day, but unfortunately I need to go to customer meetings occasionally which would be over the range, and with very little chance of there being a charging point when I get to the meeting.
I drove 245 miles in a single day in my Zoe only yesterday. Almost every motorway service station in England has rapid chargers now and they are currently free to use. I generally average 100 miles per charge through the summertime. Its a lovely car and would highly reccomend to anybody that is considering an EV : )
poolman
9 May 151#10
£114 a month for 5K
£152 a month for 7.5K
means 18p a mile. How does this stack up via the recent leaf deal?
Btw, for accurate comparison, your getting the top model here with all the bells and whistles
poolman to poolman
9 May 151#23
Ok, I might be missing something here..my 18p a mile is for the extra 2.5K miles over the std 5K allowance. In the small print, it says excess miles are charged at 6p a mile??
So why wouldn't you take the std 5K mileage deal and pay just 6p a mile, for your extra 2500 miles? That would make total monthly cost for annual 7.5K mileage = £127?
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So stop the bickering as it works out fine for some folk and will not work for others
A solution for anyone looking for a better deal at lower mileage.
£79/m for the car.
£35/m for the battery lease (3000 miles).
£79 deposit.
Advantage is, excess mileage is only 5p per mile, so the price for up to 5k miles is much more realistic. An extra 2k miles would be £100
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Not a bad price, but probably a very limited range on these cars?
£152 a month for 7.5K
means 18p a mile. How does this stack up via the recent leaf deal?
Btw, for accurate comparison, your getting the top model here with all the bells and whistles
So why wouldn't you take the std 5K mileage deal and pay just 6p a mile, for your extra 2500 miles? That would make total monthly cost for annual 7.5K mileage = £127?