* Super-high subsidies in Germany mean car shoppers there are able to snag a Renault for free, Bloomberg's Elisa Miebach and Stefan Nicola report.
* The government is giving away up to 9,000 euros for each electric car that they buy.
* In France and the Netherlands as well, electric-car subsidies are egging consumers on to buy more — even as demand for gas-powered vehicles craters and cities create regulations to ban them in the future, Bloomberg reports.
* Bloomberg writes that company cars in Germany typically come with the best deals, but that private drivers can still lease an EV for as low as 39 euros per month.
* French consumers can lease the Renault Zoe, a hatchback electric model, for just 79 euros a month.
* Some offers, Bloomberg reports, do come with one-time fees or down payments.
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