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I looked up the Zoe in Australia: it was withdrawn due to poor sales, despite being one of the cheapest EVs on the market at about $47k AUD. https://www.caradv

• howlgarnish 6y ago
  It's hard to justify $47k for the Zoe when you can get a similarly sized Honda Jazz or Mazda 2 for well under $20k.
• rsynnott 6y ago
  Odd; it's one of the most popular in the EU. Though electric car sales in Australia in general seem to be very low.
  • sfblah 6y ago
    Maybe it's the relatively long distances in Australia? I don't live there so maybe I'm totally wrong.
    • lucb1e 6y ago
      And don't forget the American culture of owning huge fuel wasters and being proud of their expensive purchase. Long distances in countries like Australia and the USA sound like legitimate reasons for ICE vehicles, but the more cynical side of me assumes that USA culture leaking into Australia is at least equally likely.
    • adrianN 6y ago
      What's the 90th percentile trip length in Australia compared to France? I bet it's not that much different.
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