Renault Zoe EV travels 1,618 km in 24 hours, new world record
Renault ZOE has set a new world record for the longest distance travelled in 24 hours by a production electric car. ZOE completed 363 laps of the Aubevoye speed ring in Normandy, a distance of 1,618 km. The former record was 1,280 km.
The record involved two Renault ZOE vehicles and fifteen drivers from Aubevoye, Cléon, Sandouville, Flins, Douai and Grand Couronne take turns at the wheel, driving and charging as necessary. Twenty-four hours later, the two ZOE vehicles cross the finishing line, with mileage of 1,618 km and 1,506 km respectively. Both models have fulfilled their promise with a demonstration of performance and endurance.
The finalist ZOE was fast-charged 18 times in 24 hours.
Renault ZOE will be priced from €15,700 and available in dealerships at the end of the year.
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