Here's about Renault Scenic.
There are 28 derivatives in the range across five trim levels – Extreme, Expression, Dynamique, TomTom Edition and Privilege – priced between £13,595 to £22,295 – up to £2,060 less than current models, according to Renault.
The entry-level Extreme 110bhp 1.6-litre VVT is priced at £13,595, £2,045 cheaper than the Ford C-MAX Style 100bhp 1.6, says the French manufacturer.
Among the range are six low-CO2 eco² versions with CO2 emissions of 130g/km or less
Standard equipment on the Scenic range includes 4x15W radio CD MP3, air conditioning, ESP, front and rear curtain airbags and Tunepoint.
Moving up the range, Expression adds automatic parking brake, child minder mirror, electric rear windows, folding passenger seat and the all-new TFT dashboard.
The likely best-seller, Dynamique, adds 16” alloy wheels (17” on dCi 150 and dCi 160 versions), automatic lights and wipers, Bluetooth, cruise control, hands free keycard, leather steering wheel, multi-functional TunePoint and speed limiter.
The new Scenic boasts a new TomTom Edition trim level, which is based on Dynamique and offers Carminat TomTom for an additional £360.
Flagship Privilege trim provides dual-zone climate control, electric folding mirrors, part leather upholstery, rear parking sensors and sliding centre storage unit.
Pay options include 18" Alloy wheels, Arkamys audio system 6CD changer with Bluetooth, integrated Carminat TomTom, 3D full colour DVD satellite navigation, electric panoramic sunroof and bi-xenon headlights.
There will be eight engines available at launch – three petrol and five diesel – ranging from 86hp to 160hp.
Three new engines and transmissions include the 130bhp 1.4 TCe (Turbo Control Efficiency), 140bhp 2.0-litre VVT with CVT and 160bhp 2.0-litre dCi .
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