Renault leads the way for electric mobility in the Middle East
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Renault Leads Electric Vehicle Revolution in Dubai
New Incentives for Electric Vehicle Owners
As the Dubai Supreme Council of Energy announced numerous new incentives for electric vehicle (EV) owners in Dubai, Renault in conjunction with its alliance partners has released details of a six-year plan which will see the introduction of twelve new zero-emission vehicles by 2022. This significant step aligns with the country’s ‘Dubai Clean Energy Strategy 2050’, helping to cement Renault’s reputation as EV trailblazers in the region.
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Details of the New EV Incentives
The new incentives announced by the Dubai Supreme Council of Energy include:
- Free charging at DEWA-approved stations until 2019
- Access to free designated green parking in Dubai
- Exemption from registration and renewal fees for electric vehicles
- Exemption from Salik tag fees
- License plate sticker identifying the vehicle as electric
Comments from Renault's Managing Director
Commenting on the two important announcements, Marwan Haidamous, Renault Middle East Managing Director, stated: “As the pioneers in electric mobility in the Middle East and the market leader for electric vehicles in Europe, we intend to continue to lead the way in developing electric vehicle solutions in the region. With the new incentives announced by the Dubai Supreme Council of Energy, we can start the electric revolution in the Middle East.”
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Renault's Commitment to Electric Vehicles
Being the first automotive manufacturer to launch a full electric car in the UAE (the Twizy quadricycle in 2014), Renault is set for the launch of the practical Zoe Long Range and possibly, the Kangoo utility van.
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