2007 Scenic has been conceived to meet two objectives: to maintain Renault's lead in the compact MPV segment in Western Europe and to contribute to the brand's deployment across the rest of the world.

Renault invested 66 million euros in the development of New Renault Scenic, which is built on the Alliance's C-platform and produced in Douai, northern France.


Refreshed styling and enhanced travelling comfort

Renault Scenic features more modern lines and an all-new range of interior trims. The combination of their extensive stowage capacity, boot volume and seat modularity ensures that New Renault Scenic and five- and seven-seat Grand Scenic meet the needs of all customers. At the same time, special care has gone into upgrading driving pleasure and travelling comfort thanks to an extensive list of high-tech and comfort-related features that serve the driver and passengers alike.


Updated looks

2007 Renault Scenic's exterior design has been refreshed thanks to several detail changes.

The new front grille now features a pronounced 'V' which echoes the latest introductions to the Renault range. The bumper air intake is located lower down and looks have been further enhanced by an elliptical halogen or xenon headlamp module. The rear end features LED lights and, as is already the case with Clio III and New Megane, New Scenic's hatch sports Renault badging.

The range of wheel trims and wheels is new, including two new wheel trim designs and four new aluminium alloy wheels according to equipment level. Bumper and door protective mouldings are body coloured with the integral paint option, while the air intakes are picked out by chrome surrounds.

2007 Renault Scenic is also available in a range of new body colours, namely Twilight Blue, Extreme Blue, Iceberg Blue, Beige Grey and Goyave Green.



All-new equipment levels

Renault Scenic's inherently welcoming and comfortable cabin has been further enhanced in the case of 2007 Renault Scenic, with the focus on a more modern and more richly equipped interior at all levels, as well as on improved durability and finish quality of interior parts. Evolutions to materials and colours have been combined with increased resistance to soiling. Although they represent a marked change, the four equipment levels available for 2007 Scenic have been designed in the same spirit as those of its predecessor.

- Authentique: style and harmony
Inside, in addition to the dark charcoal trim and charcoal upholstery, the central fascia is painted in anodized dark charcoal. The door grab handles are dark charcoal and the door opening controls are finished in satin-finish chrome. Outside, both the exterior mirrors and door handles are now body colour.

- Expression: clarity and simplicity
The enhanced quality interior ambience is brighter, with light beige replacing the former slightly darker shade of the seat upholstery, door panels and lower part of the dashboard. The central fascia and door grab handles are finished in light chocolate aluminium paint. The mouldings on the door sill and at the base of the B-pillar are dark charcoal, as are the floor mats.

Outside, the door and bumper protective mouldings are now flint grey instead of black.

- Dynamique: energy and high-tech
The dark charcoal upholstery combines with the inox soft grey paint of the dashboard central fascia. The leather steering wheel features a satin-finish chrome painted surround that highlights the logo. The inlays of the gear lever knob and at the base of the gear lever itself are picked out in chrome. Alloy wheels are standard.

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