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UK: Renault Scenic E-Tech now cheaper thanks to smaller battery
Up to 260 miles for £37,495.

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By: Angel Sergeev
Feb 26, 2024 at 5:11am ET
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Renault has unveiled a new and more affordable variant of the Scenic E-Tech electric SUV in the UK, aiming to make electric vehicle ownership more accessible to a broader audience. This is the cheapest electric Scenic money can buy starting at £37,495 OTR thanks to a smaller 60-kWh battery pack.
Exclusively available in the Techno trim, the new Scenic E-Tech electric comes at a £3,500 discount compared to the version with a larger battery. Additionally, the French manufacturer is offering a limited-time promotion, allowing customers to lease the Comfort Range model for just £429 per month on a four-year deal with a £750 deposit contribution.
Gallery: Renault Scenic E-Tech electric 170hp Comfort Range

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The cheaper model is powered by a front-mounted electric motor with 170 PS (versus 220 PS for the 87-kWh version) and has a maximum range of up to 260 miles based on the WLTP. Charging options include 22-kW AC and up to 130-kW DC charging at fast chargers. This allows for rapid charging from 15 per cent to 80 per cent in just 32 minutes, providing approximately 169 miles of range.
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Despite being the most affordable model in the Scenic E-Tech electric line-up, the Comfort Range version has a comprehensive standard specification. Features include a 12.3-inch driver information display, a 12-inch infotainment screen powered by Google services, wireless smartphone replication and charging, automatic air conditioning, and a suite of advanced driver assistance systems.
As a final note, the most affordable version of the Scenic E-Tech electric with the larger 87-kWh battery pack starts at £40,995 and offers a range of up to 379 miles between two charges depending on the specification and equipment.
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