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Renault launches China-built electric crossover

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The Renault K-ZE targets urban commuters and is priced from 61,800 yuan ($8,729) to 71,800 yuan after government subsidies.
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By:
Yang Jian
September 19, 2019 06:43 PM

Renault launched its first China-built electric vehicle, the Renault K-ZE, at an auto show this month in the south China city of Chengdu.

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