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Renault City K-ZE Available In China For Less Than $9,000

An affordable electric car from Renault has arrived in China and we wonder how well it might sell.

2019 Renault City K-ZE

Mark Kane Mark Kane

By: Mark Kane

Sep 30, 2019 at 4:05pm ET

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In September, Renault, in partnership with its joint venture partner Dongfeng, introduced in China an entry-level all-electric city car, the Renault City K-ZE.

This new small car with crossover proportions is available from 61,800 yuan ($8,650) to 71,800 yuan ($10,050) after incentives, which is a very attractive price point.

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Renault City K-ZE Electric CUV Debuts At Shanghai Auto Show

Renault equipped the City K-ZE with 26.8 kWh battery pack, which is to achieve NEDC range of 271 km (168 miles) - enough to catch onto the incentives in China (minimum of 250 km range required).

We assume that to cut the price, Dongfeng-Renault used just a 33 kW electric motor, which sounds like the absolute base of what an electric car should have.

The City KZ-E can be purchased with Easy Link infotainment with an 8-inch touchscreen, a reverse camera and manual air-conditioning.

Gallery: Renault City K-ZE Electric CUV Debuts At Shanghai Auto Show

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Taking into consideration the price, Renault City K-ZE might become one of the best-selling electric cars in China and for the Renault brand.

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