Renault Scenic E-Tech Reviews
You'll find all our Renault Scenic E-Tech reviews right here. Renault Scenic E-Tech prices range from $55,990 for the Scenic E-Tech Techno Ev60 to $65,990 for the Scenic E-Tech Espirit Alpine Ev87.
Our reviews offer detailed analysis of the 's features, design, practicality, fuel consumption, engine and transmission, safety, ownership and what it's like to drive.
The most recent reviews sit up the top of the page, but if you're looking for an older model year or shopping for a used car, scroll down to find Renault dating back as far as 2025.
Or, if you just want to read the latest news about the Renault Scenic E-Tech, you'll find it all here.
Renault Reviews and News
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Renault's EV future on full-charge for Oz!
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By James Cleary · 14 Mar 2023
"Anything electric (Renault Group) builds in right-hand drive we will have our hand up for." So said Renault Australia General Manager, Glen Sealey, speaking to CarsGuide at a recent preview of the brand's pure-electric Megane E-Tech SUV, due for local launch in the fourth quarter of this year.
Sacré bleu, blue! Renault Oz on the march!
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By James Cleary · 09 Mar 2023
"Value over volume" is the strategic mantra driving Renault Australia, according to General Manager, Glen Sealey, yet the brand's recent increase in sales was even recognised by Group Renault in its wrap up of global results for 2022.
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Renault Koleos to battle on against RAV4!
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By James Cleary · 08 Mar 2023
Obituaries for Renault's Koleos may have been written prematurely. After recently giving it a single year to run, now Renault Australia is saying it doesn't know when production of the mid-size SUV will finish. But despite the nameplate's apparent extension there's a sleek alternative waiting in the wings, in the shape of the sixth-generation Espace, now taking the form of a five- and seven-seat S
Why are these slow-selling cars overlooked?
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By Byron Mathioudakis · 05 Mar 2023
Believe it or not, there are quite a large number of new models that seem stuck to showroom floors, with little demand and few buyers to snap them up.
Renault says internal combustion lives!
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By James Cleary · 03 Mar 2023
Thanks to the intense focus automotive manufacturers around the globe are placing on the development of electric vehicles you'd be forgiven for thinking the internal combustion engine (ICE) has already been consigned to the scrap heap of history.
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Renault Australia wants Alaskan & Oroch utes!
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By James Cleary · 01 Mar 2023
Renault Australia is hoping to add the next-generation version of the Alaskan dual-cab ute, and the smaller Oroch ute to its local line-up in the coming years.
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Renault's pure electric Megane SUV here in Q4
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By James Cleary · 27 Feb 2023
Renault Australia has confirmed a fourth quarter arrival for the pure-electric Megane E-Tech SUV, with a single, highly-specified model predicted to land in the low- to mid-$70K bracket.
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Is this how the next Pajero Sport will look?
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By Chris Thompson · 19 Feb 2023
Mitsubishi is preparing the next-generation Triton dual-cab ute, which inevitably means the new Pajero Sport large SUV won’t be too far behind it.
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Nissan: why it will be a powerhouse once more
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By Byron Mathioudakis · 18 Feb 2023
Here are two facts. For over 60 years Nissan has been on a rollercoaster. And for the remaining six years of this decade, Nissan is set to be on a roll. Not that you’d know it with the Japanese brand’s long-term shrinking market share and – until late last year – a worthy but dull and dated core model range.
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Nissan goes expensive-only for Pathfinder
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By Tom White · 17 Feb 2023
Nissan continues to adjust its range just months into the arrival of the Pathfinder large SUV.