Renault will miss Zoe sales target, analysts say

Through September Renault has sold 6,600 units of the Zoe in Europe.

October 29, 2013 05:00 AM

Renault will sell about 10,000 units of its Zoe subcompact electric car this year, 40,000 below its target, according to market analyst Inovev.

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