Renault has stopped offering the new Zoe electric vehicle (EV) with a battery lease option after the car was awarded class-leading residual values by Cap. Calculated over three years and 30,000 miles, the zero emissions hatchback is expected to retain 42% of its original purchase price. The French manufacturer said such strong residuals mean the customer offer is "significantly improved", therefore the battery lease option is no longer required. Earlier this month Auto Trader revealed that the Renault Zoe had dominated its fastest selling used car rankings for November, occupying the the two top slots. Renault is currently offering the car with 0% APR on Renault Selections PCP on the new Zoe, with monthly payments from £269 per month and a deposit of £2,995. The finance package is available on all new Zoe models over a 24-month term.