The All New Renault Scenic offers the most storage in the class, 20" wheels standard across the range and stunning looks.

• Fourth-generation of the compact MPV that invented the segment
• Desirable, practical and efficient with innovative technology from the segment above for the first time
• Unprecedented 20-inch wheels as standard across the range
• Range of efficient petrol and diesel powertrain options, including Hybrid Assist version
• Manufactured in Douai, Northern France and based on Renault-Nissan Alliance’s CMF platform
• On sale in the UK in November
• UK engine line-up and specifications announced

Twenty years after inventing the world’s first compact MPV with the Scénic – which has since sold almost five million units and was named European Car of the Year in 1997 – Renault has completely overhauled its offering in the segment with the fourth generation of its iconic model, carrying over the hallmarks of versatility, space, user-friendliness and travelling enjoyment that helped it to become such success story. 

Unveiled at the 2016 Geneva International Motor Show, and based on 2011’s R-Space concept, the All-New Scénic and All-New Grand Scénic receive 20-inch wheels as standard across the range – unique in its segment and aiding its seductive and ground-breaking design.

The five-seat All-New Scénic and the seven-seat All-New Grand Scénic will be available with an 8.7-inch portrait touchscreen which is another segment-first, Multisense technology which enables the driver to alter the driving setup and cabin ambience and One-Touch 

Folding rear seats – controllable from the boot or dash via the R-Link system – which make it easier and quicker than ever to fold rear seats flat to transport larger items. The All-New Scénic has the biggest storage capacity and boot space in its class.

The All-New Scénic employs a number of high-end technologies and safety features drawn from the segment above, many of which are standard across the range such as Automatic Electronic Braking System (AEBS) with Pedestrian Detection, Lane Departure Warning (LDW), Traffic Sign Recognition (TSR) and automatic high/low beam.

A range of efficient petrol and diesel engines will be available from launch with an innovative dCi 110 Hybrid Assist version offering CO₂ emissions as low as 92g/km. The All-New Scénic and All-New Grand Scénic will go on sale in the UK in November.