The Renault Zoe is a subcompact electric car. The '2999' noted end date should be investigated, and compliance requirements checked. While it may not have been widely sold (if at all) here in NZ, Renault Zoe's represent an accessible entry point into electric vehicle ownership.
Common issues are different from a standard combustion engine vehicle and include battery degradation (resulting in reduced range), potential issues with the charging system and motor condition.
Key WOF check points include confirming tyre condition is good, brakes are working correctly, lights are all functioning correctly, and there's no play in steering components. Battery check-ups could be taken up here. There is no ICE to service. Verify the condition of all high-voltage wiring and connectors. Make sure to have all the documentation for checks.
The Renault Zoe focuses on providing an affordable and practical electric driving experience. Being an electric car, be sure to have the battery tested to ensure no damage, and if it can provide the range it suggests. Because the technology of these electric vehicles changed often, it is essential to do a component check.