NEW RENAULT SCENIC AND GRAND SCENIC: DYNAMIC MPVs, WITH THE ACCENT ON TRAVELLING COMFORT
Following the launches of New Megane Hatchback and New Megane Coupe, Renault will further extend the Megane line-up with the introduction of New Grand Scenic III, and New Scenic III. Building on the success of Scenic I and Scenic II, and profiting from its unrivalled expertise when it comes to user-friendly interiors, cabin space and travelling comfort, Renault is poised to renew the compact MPV segment's tandard -setting model with the launch of New Grand Scenic (Seven seats) and New Scenic (five seats). New Renault Scenic and New Renault Grand Scenic both feature dynamic, distinctive styling, while their roomy interiors, comfort-related appointments, stowage solutions and high-tech equipment are destined to set new standards in their category:
The instrument panel features a customizable, easy to read TFT (Thin Film Transistor) colour screen,
Two distinct new silhouettes, and three variants: five-seat Renault Scenic and seven-seat Renault Grand Scenic,
Remarkable cabin space with class-topping second-row knee room (235mm in the case of Scenic, and 275mm for Grand Scenic),
More room for third-row occupants than in any other compact seven-seat MPV (headroom: 842mm, knee room: 102mm),
Segment-best stowage capacity, with up to 92 liters (seven-seat Grand Scenic) throughout the cabin, including four under floor compartments, up to four under-seat drawers, six map pockets, an 11-litre glove box and nine liters of stowage in the sliding centre console,
Boot capacity increased by 10 per cent,
Clever stowage solutions, including a special compartment for the baggage cover in the boot of seven-seat Renault Grand Scenic, handy hooks for the second and third row seats and a 12V power supply for every row of seats,
Intuitive controls which fall easily to hand, with a centre console that houses the controls for the principal driver aids (navigation system, electronic parking brake, cruise control/speed limiter switch, Plug & Music multimedia sockets),
Unprecedented in the segment: a reversing camera for easier parking,
Upper-range 3D Sound by Arkamys® audio system with three-dimensional sound specialization,
Suspension identical to that of New Megane, including a horned front sub frame and closed section rear torsion beam for exemplary body roll control and steering precision,
New electric power steering for greater precision and enhanced driving pleasure,
A range of six petrol engines, including the new 1.4TCe130, and seven diesel engines, three of which emit less than 140g of CO2/km,
Genes shared with the other members of the New Megane family: robustness and perceived quality, including a new laser brazing technique for welding the roof to the body sides,
The same standard of exemplary safety as that claimed by New Megane which achieved the best EuroNCAP crash test rating ever achieved,
Seven versions comply with the three criteria required to qualify for the Renault eco˛ range of ecological, economically affordable vehicles
TWO NEW DISTINCT PROFILES WITH SIMILARLY FLUID LINES
Renault customers benefit from a choice of two MPVs which each have their own distinctive personalities. New Scenic and New Grand Scenic both feature taut, fluid lines that sweep across the generously-proportioned body panels to exude a sense of dynamism and robustness. Yet while the design of both versions shares an undeniable family likeness with the New Megane line-up's other models, their profiles are quite different. Like Megane Coupe, New Scenic features a central grille flanked by satin-effect chrome finish air intakes. This sporty feel is reinforced by the headlamps which express the model's assertive personality. The combination of squat proportions and a length of 4.34 meters points to New Scenic's dynamism and maneuverability. New Grand Scenic (length: 4.56 meters) is available in seven-seat form. Its proportions and extensive glazed area suggest similarly generous cabin space and the promise of a well-appointed interior. Its boomerang-shaped rear lights produce a lighting signature unique to New Grand Scenic and an industry first for a production model. The lines of these clusters extend forward across the vehicle's flanks via the waistline to convey an unmistakable sense of dynamism when the car is seen from the side. This impression is further emphasized by the sloping roofline and raked rear screen. In addition to being a hallmark of the different models that make up the New Megane family, these robust, dynamic lines are an eloquent sign of the range's outstanding road holding ability.
MODULAR LAYOUT: New Renault Scenic and New Renault Grand Scenic both boast extremely modular interiors thanks to the forward-folding front passenger seat and second-row seatbacks Carrying capacity can be further extended by removing the second row seats altogether. The boot space of seven-seat Grand Scenic can be increased thanks to the design of the third row seats which fold away into the floor. With the second row seats removed and the third row seats fully folded, the carrying capacity of seven-seat Grand Scenic exceeds two cubic meters. To ease access for third row passengers, a handle located on the sides of the outer second row seats instantly folds the seatback. At the same time, a small hoist helps tip the seat forward to provide access to the rear seats with just one, quick, simple movement.
COMFORT: New Renault Scenic and New Renault Grand Scenic are available with dual-zone automatic climate control with the same Soft-Auto-Fast mode functions as those first seen on New Laguna and carried over since to the New Megane range. The grand comfort headrests are new for the segment and ensure outstanding support, comfort and safety thanks to their enveloping form, as well as to the range of positions to which they can be adjusted.
AND RESPECT
New Renault Scenic and New Renault Grand Scenic are available with a significantly renewed range of petrol and diesel engines which combine performance and respect for the environment:
Petrol engines
A choice of two petrol power trains:
- 1.6 engine is available in the 16V 110hp,
- The new 1.4TCe 130 engine (TCe = Turbo Control efficiency),
The new 1.4TCe 130 engine, which is available for New Renault Scenic and New Renault Grand Scenic, is an eloquent showcase of the expertise Renault has acquired in the technique of downsizing. It is particularly fuel efficient and also respectful of the environment thanks to combined cycle fuel consumption of 7.1 litres/100km, equivalent to CO2 emissions of less than 168g/km (New Scenic). This engine figures among the best in its class in terms of running and maintenance costs. Its timing chain comes with a lifetime warranty and oil change intervals are every 30,000km (or every two years).
Diesel engines
The diesel engine range spotlights Renault's ongoing quest to provide its customers with the market's best trade-off between performance and fuel consumption. The 1.5 dCi, which is widely acclaimed for its combination of performance and driving pleasure, is available in dCi 105 with a boast CO2 emissions of less than 130g/km.
Respectful of the environment
The New Renault Scenic and Grand Scenic range includes many versions that comply with the criteria necessary to qualify for the Renault eco˛ signature. Renault eco˛ vehicles are ecological and economically affordable:
Manufactured in ISO 14001-certified factories, in this case Douai, France. ISO 14001 certification is a measure of a site's efforts to reduce its impact on the environment, available with a choice of engines that either emit less than 130g of CO2/km
95 per cent of their mass is recoverable at the end of their useful life, while almost 14 per cent of the plastics they contain is sourced from recycling (average weight of recycled plastics: 34kg)