How far can the Renault Clio hybrid travel on electric power?

Can you tell m how many miles the Renault Clio hybrid can travel on electric power before the electric engine kicks in?

Asked on 24 January 2023 by David Arwyn Davies

Answered by Andrew Brady
Unlike the plug-in hybrid Renault Captur E-Tech, the Clio E-Tech is a conventional ('self-charging') hybrid that uses a small 1.2kWh battery so it won't travel any significant distance under electric power. It'll drive under electric power briefly in stop-start traffic but, as it relies on the engine for power, you won't be able to complete a journey without the engine kicking in.

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