U.K.’s carsharing company Co-wheels has added 20 electric Renault Zoe vehicles to its rental fleet.
by Staff
November 2, 2015
Co-wheels has added 20 electric Renault Zoe vehicles. Photo via Wikimedia.
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Co-wheels has added 20 electric Renault Zoe vehicles. Photo via Wikimedia.
U.K.’s carsharing company Co-wheels has added 20 electric Renault Zoe vehicles to its rental fleet, according to a report by FleetNews.
Co-wheels users can rent a Zoe for 3.75 pounds an hour or 22.50 per day, says the report.
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“Feedback to the Renault ZOE has been excellent, customers liking how simple it is to drive and finding the controls to be very straightforward,” Pierre Fox, director of Co-wheels, told FleetNews. “It’s the ideal size, too, and is the perfect vehicle for our carsharing model with 90% of customers’ journeys being local.”
Co-wheels operates its carsharing service in more than 40 U.K. locations, including Birmingham, Bristol, Gloucester, Oxford and Newcastle. Members can book cars online and access a vehicle by swiping a smartcard.
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