Above 50 km/h, the Scénic can detect fatigue associated driving and alerts the driver, if the driver does not react, it is able to correct the trajectory autonomously. The Scénic also features 'Lane Keeping Assist' and 'Fatigue Detection Alert'. The MKIV Scénic received a five star rating in Euro NCAP, with a range of standard active and passive safety features, including 'Active Emergency Braking System' with 'Pedestrian Detection' making the Renault Scénic the only compact MPV with this feature as standard. The Scénic offer a 572 L trunk and the Grand Scénic 765 L with five seats. The Scénic will be offered with manual or double clutch gear box. For the models with six-speed manual transmission and Energy dCi 110 diesel engines, it will incorporate an optional hybrid unit (Hybrid Assist). It is powered by six diesel and two petrol engines. The car, based on the R-Space concept, is slightly larger than its predecessor, and adds some crossover design elements but, according to Renault, it is still an MPV.
Sales commenced in September 2006.Ī fourth generation Scénic was unveiled at the 2016 Geneva Motor Show.
Like the Mégane a few months earlier, the Scénic II underwent a minor facelift with a revised grille, larger diamond badge, the addition of a "RENAULT" word badge on the bootlid and new wheel designs and interior trim. Instead, the Scénic II was sold exclusively through Nissan locations. dealerships, as Yanase had ended its import rights for Renault after Renault had acquired a stake in Nissan when the Scénic I was still in production. Unlike its predecessor, the Scénic II was not available at any Yanase Co., Ltd. With integrated table, a folding front passenger seat (on certain trim levels), automatic headlights and windscreen wipers, 'Child minder' mirror, as well as front and rear electric windows. The Scénic II includes folding rear passenger seats, each separately adjustable and removable. The car received a different dashboard design to that of the Mégane, and featured a fully digital electroluminescence instrument display. As with the Scénic I Phase 2, a raised "Mégane" logo appears on the C pillar. It integrates LEDs on all trims since 2006. The Grand Scénic was officially launched in April 2004.Īs with the Mégane, the new car employs corporate styling cues and new technology, including the "Renault Card" keyless immobiliser and an automatic parking brake on certain trim levels.
There was also a seven seater Compact MPV Grand Scénic, with a longer wheelbase and rear overhang, which has two small child sized seats in the enlarged luggage area. Shortly after the launch of the Mégane II, an all new Scénic was launched in June 2003.
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