Renault revealed today the revised 2008 Scenic, a more efficient and streamlined model that will go on sale in France this autumn at a price starting €19,900.

The new Scénic line-up focuses on six equipment levels: Emotion, Latitude, Carminat, Exception, Conquest and Jade. These changes combine with evolutions to the model’s interior and exterior styling, as well as upgrades for the different equipment levels and the introduction of option packs.

All versions except the Conquest equipment level are now equipped with satin-chrome foglamp surrounds and trims, grille and door handles, plus Gloss Black lower headlamp masks. Inside, all versions now come with a leather gearlever knob and steeringwheel. The Latitude, Carminat and Jade versions feature light beige for the dashboard and upholstery, while the Emotion, Exception and Conquest equipment levels are delivered with a dark charcoal interior trim.

The New Scénic Range has also seen a reduction in the number of powertrain options. The number of Scénic variants has consequently come down from the 84 versions previously available to 37. The number of five-seat Grand Scénic versions has been reduced from 74 to 27, while the number of seven-seat Grand Scénic versions has been cut from 71 to 27.

Renault Scenic originally appeared on topspeed.com on Thursday, 10 July 2008 11:48 EST.

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Renault announces pricing for Scenic Conquest originally appeared on topspeed.com on Wednesday, 16 May 2007 13:00 EST.

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Renault Scénic Conquest originally appeared on topspeed.com on Thursday, 3 May 2007 10:00 EST.

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Renault Scénic Latitude originally appeared on topspeed.com on Monday, 12 March 2007 17:00 EST.

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To make sure it meets the needs of every one of its customers, Renault is to introduce an exclusive triple offering in the compact MPV segment: five-seat New Scénic and Grand Scénic, plus seven-seat Grand Scénic. Modernization of the New Scénic line-up takes the form of a number of styling changes, a choice of new body colours and enhanced interior finish quality, while the all-new trim levels feature modern, more durable materials. Combining the respective strengths of Scénic and seven-seat Grand Scénic has permitted Renault to respond to customer demand in the compact MPV segment with the introduction of five-seat Grand Scénic which boasts class-topping boot and stowage capacity. Meanwhile, New Scénic’s long list of equipment guarantees unrivalled comfort and driving pleasure.

Renault Scenic originally appeared on topspeed.com on Tuesday, 18 July 2006 10:34 EST.

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