Renault’s recent streak of delivering likeable cars continues with the Scenic E-Tech – a crossover that has sadly little in common with the innovative monospace concept of the original Scenic but is ...

Renault is giving the Megane E-Tech a much-needed refresh in 2026, five years after it first hit the streets. This ...

New buyers of Renault Group cars can get the premium home charging point as an optional extra ...

So, Renault Megane E-Tech and Scenic E-Tech are now available across the local market, with orders set to open before the end of the month in a simpler lineup – with techno, techno esprit Alpine ...

The Renault Scenic might have the same platform as the Renault Megane, but its wheelbase is 10cm longer than the Megane’s at 2,780mm, and it has a much wider track, so there’s enough space ...

There’s no word on UK prices or specs for the Renault Scenic as yet, but with the Megane E-Tech starting at just under £37,000, we could expect the larger model to be priced from above £40,000. Expect ...

This new Scenic is a rather larger rectilinear affair, styled more as an SUV, as is the fashion (a little confusingly, Renault still also make a Megane, now electric, built on the same platform as ...

Renault has also dropped the prices for both cars, with the Megane E-Tech now starting from £32,495 – compared to £33,995. The Scenic E-Tech now comes in at £37,195, compared to £37,495.

Renault has revised the model ranges for its electric Megane and Scenic E-Tech models, bringing lower pricing. The two cars are now offered in a choice of three trim levels: Techno, Techno Esprit ...