Renault introduces the Zoe S Edition

Buyers of Renault’s pure-electric Zoe hatchback now face a revised trim grade structure. The Signature Nav version has been replaced by the S Edition, while the entry-level Dynamique Nav remains on sale.

As standard, every Zoe features climate control, automatic lights and wipers, heated and power-folding door mirrors, rear parking sensors and a satellite navigation system that can be controlled via either voice commands or a 7” touchscreen.

Renault Zoe S Edition (2019) Front Side

Additional equipment on the S Edition comprises a rear parking camera, part-leather upholstery, lumber adjustment for the driver’s seat and a Bose stereo which incorporates a DAB radio. Furthermore, customers can specify 17” ‘Black Optemic’ wheels instead of the usual 16” ‘Black Shadow’ alloys for free.

Renault Zoe S Edition (2019) Interior

The 91 bhp (68 kW / 92 PS) Q90 Quick Charge and 107 bhp (80 kW / 108 PS) R110 electric motors are still available, and the Z.E. 40 battery pack can be leased or purchased outright. Prices continue to depend on those two choices.

2019 Renault Zoe
UK on-the-road prices
Trim grade Leased
battery 		Purchased
battery
Dynamique Nav R110 £18,420 £25,020
Dynamique Nav Q90 £19,170 £25,770
S Edition R110 £19,270 £25,870
S Edition Q90 £20,020 £26,620
Prices shown include the government’s Plug-in Car Grant.
Battery lease costs start from £59 per month.

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