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The French, as a nation, are known for a lot of great qualities but I’m thinking patience may not be one of them. One of Australia’s cheapest electric cars – the Renault Zoe – has had its plug pulled after just 63 were sold over the past three years. And the French manufacturer is blaming Australia’s lack of support …https://www.flatchat.com.au/ocn-ev-webinar/
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While Australia is leading the world in discouraging the uptake of EVs, I can also see why the Zoe might not have appealed. By all accounts they are very nice cars and they are one of the most popular in Europe. The fatal mistake for selling these in Australia was leaving out the option to do fast DC charging, which every other modern electric car has.
A Zoe would be great as a second car or if you plan to never leave town and can charge at home. However, if you think you might sometimes do a highway trip, then every other EV on the market was a better choice on this one feature alone.