2024 Renault Scenic E-Tech Has Been Introduced, Boasting An Impressive Range Of Up To 379 Miles

by AutoExpert   |  5 September, 2023

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Renault just unveiled the all-new Scenic E-Tech at the Munich Motor Show. Renault is keeping it family-friendly and eco-conscious. The Scenic E-Tech resembles last year's Vision Scenic Concept, though they've dialed back some of the more extreme design elements.

Up front, you'll immediately notice the unique split headlights and an appealing grille design. Thanks to Gilles Vidal, the head of Renault's design department, the vehicle rolls on futuristic 20-inch wheels and borrows heavily from Peugeot's aesthetic.

2024 Renault Scenic E-Tech

Inside, there's plenty of storage, including cupholders, USB ports, and wireless charging. The trunk is roomy, and if you need more space, you can fold down the rear seats. Renault made sure there was enough room for passengers, so it's comfortable for families.

Renault is also thinking about the environment. They've used recycled materials in the car, and most of it can be recycled when it's no longer in use. Instead of leather, Renault used eco-friendly materials for the interior.

2024 Renault Scenic E-Tech

Inside, you'll find a digital dashboard and a big touchscreen for the infotainment system. It comes with advanced driver assistance features and different driving modes. Another cool feature is the panoramic glass roof, which can go from clear to opaque. Buyers will have two choices for the powertrain: one with 168 hp and a range of about 260 miles, and a more powerful one with 215 hp and a range of about 379 miles.

2024 Renault Scenic E-Tech

The 2024 Renault Scenic E-Tech will be available in three trim levels: Techno, Espirit Alpine, and Iconic. Even more interesting, the carmaker worked with a music composer to create unique sounds for the car. You can expect to see the Scenic E-Tech in Europe in early 2024, though we'll have to wait for pricing details.

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