The Connected Services in the MyRenault app and the Renault EASY LINK system of the new ZOE are designed as practical, everyday tools that you use before, during and after every journey.

Connected Service

Olivier enters the destination 'Paris' in the navigation menu of the MyRenault app. Then it updates with all the details of the trip that can affect the car's power consumption, such as the number of passengers. The navigation system proposes a route, including a stop at a fast charging point en route near Lille.

Plan your route

All electric cars and commercial vehicles are powered by a large lithium-ion battery that delivers the available energy as efficiently as possible. Renault is constantly developing the battery. We then look at the construction of the cells and the composition of the materials. Everything for the largest possible range.

Battery

The range of an electric car, just like a fuel car, is determined by a number of factors: place of use (mountains, flat), driving style, equipment, version, weather conditions, and load of the car.

Range

Charging your electric car is simple and easy. You just put it on the charger at home at night, or charge it during a business (lunch) appointment.

Charging electric

The Netherlands is a leader in Europe in the field of charging points. More than a quarter of all public charging stations in Europe are located in the Netherlands. And we have an extensive network of fast chargers along the highways.

Charging stations

In the Netherlands you can charge anywhere with one charge card. That also means all public charging points and fast chargers. The conditions and rates differ per provider. Renault cooperates with Joulz.

Charge cards

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