Renault Zoe Fuel Consumption (MPG & km/L)

Renault Zoe Range and Charging

According to the WLTP standard, the 52kWh battery park can drive 239 miles; however, the extremely honest Renault claims that in the winter, this lowers to about 149 miles. Nevertheless, according to that official measurement, the Zoe's driving range is the best in its class. However, if you're tempted to think about the Zoe for longer commutes, remember that continuous high speeds significantly reduce range.

Renault Fuel Consumption

For instance, according to Renault, maintaining a speed of 69 mph will reduce the effective range to less than 150 miles. We tested a 130-mile round-trip motorway with B-mode for regeneration on downhills, and the results showed a 163-mile overall range; however, this was in a deserted environment, which made it easy to keep a constant pace.

It will take about nine hours and thirty minutes to fully charge a 7kWh wallbox, which is the most popular kind in the UK. Up to 50kW DC charging is compatible with the Zoe, which can charge it from 0% to 80% in 1 hour and 10 minutes. This isn't particularly quick by today's standards, and it hasn't always been built in. Therefore, if you're buying used, be sure you know what you're receiving.

Renault Zoe Fuel Efficiency Figures

The fuel consumption of the Renault Zoe is shown below in both MPG (Miles Per Gallon) and km/L (Kilometers Per Litre). Both of these figures show you how far that particular Renault Zoe variant can travel for every gallon (4.55 litres) and every litre (1000ml) of fuel. The higher the MPG or km/L value, the more economical the car is and the cheaper it will be to run. As well as providing the combined figures, we also give you the fuel consumption you can expect from a Renault Zoe in urban / city driving conditions as well as what can be expected on the open highway / motorway.

How To Calculate Real Fuel Consumption Of Your Renault Zoe

The 'real fuel consumption' shows you the amount of fuel your Renault Zoe is consuming to travel a fixed distance. This is normally shown as L/100km. This figure shows you the amount of fuel consumed in litres for every 100kms travelled. This is the most commonly used figure for showing the fuel consumption of a vehicle. The formula to calculate it is:

(Litres of fuel used X 100) / Kilometers travelled = L/km.

Why not try our free online fuel consumption calculator and work out your own figures.