Renault Unveils the Kangoo Maxi Z.E., the LWB Version of its Small Electric Van
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Renault Unveils the Kangoo Maxi Z.E., the LWB Version of its Small Electric Van



French car manufacturer Renault will use the Geneva Show to unveil the Kangoo Maxi Z.E., the newest member of its EV family that will go on sale in autumn 2011. Available in two or five-seat configurations, the Kangoo Maxi Z.E. has a maximum carrying capacity of 4.6 cubic meters (162.4 cubic feet), thanks to the 40 cm longer wheelbase (1.3 ft) than the Kangoo Z.E., while the load length is 2.9 meters (9.5 ft).

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