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Creating Renault UK End EV Battery Lease Agreement

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  • 23:48, 19 September 2025 Mr Pollo talk contribs deleted page Renault UK End EV Battery Lease Agreement (content was: "{{DeletionRequest|Article is AI slop. Article has not been updated in 3+ months.}}{{SloppyAI}}{{Incomplete}} Youtuber '''Gary C EV Repairs''' has highlighted an anti-consumer issue where Renault UK consumers who have leased their EV battery from Renault are systematically unable to end the lease early when it would be reasonable to do so, such as a car being totalled/scrapped, or otherwise no longer required. Renault UK quote high fees to remove the battery from the vehicle a...")
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