2025 Renault 4 Iconic E-Tech EV Electric · SB75 VZV

Without any recorded MOT tests, the official DVSA data provides no evidence of roadworthiness, nor any indication of recurring advisories or failures for this 2025 Renault 4 Iconic E‑Tech EV. The absence of a MOT history means that the vehicle’s compliance with safety and emissions standards cannot be confirmed through the standard inspection route, leaving the mechanical picture entirely undefined from the public record. Mileage is listed as unknown, so there is no basis for assessing annual accumulation or identifying periods of unusually high or low use. Without a documented mileage trend, it is impossible to infer wear levels on high‑stress components such as the suspension, braking system, or drivetrain, and the lack of mileage data further obscures any potential correlation between usage and component degradation. Given the complete lack of MOT information, a prospective buyer should arrange a comprehensive, independent pre‑purchase inspection that covers the EV‑specific systems. Verify the high‑voltage battery’s state of health by checking the vehicle’s on‑board diagnostics for capacity percentage, charge‑acceptance rate, and any fault codes; listen for abnormal whine or vibration from the motor under load. Inspect the cooling circuit for leaks, ensure the coolant level is correct, and confirm that the electric coolant pump operates smoothly. Examine the high‑voltage cables and connectors for signs of corrosion, chafing or loose fittings, and test the charging port for secure engagement and proper communication with a charger. During a test drive, assess the brake pedal for a firm, consistent feel and ensure there is no pulsation or pull to one side, indicating potential disc or caliper issues that would not appear in an MOT record for an EV. Pay attention to the suspension’s response over bumps, listening for knocks that could signal worn bushings or damaged control arms, and watch for any excessive body roll or steering pull that might reveal alignment or subframe concerns. Finally, confirm that all warning lights—including battery management, traction control and ABS—illuminate correctly on start‑up and extinguish without lingering alerts, as any persistent fault lights would warrant further diagnostic investigation before purchase.