The next generation of Scénic is set to debut at the Geneva Motor Show, marking the model's 20th anniversary.
It will represent the latest design seen across the Renault range, including the Talisman, Kadjar and 4th generation Mégane. That means a bold face, slender headlights and an slick, modern rear end.
With new models like the 5th generation Espace getting the latest R-Link 2 touchscreen infotainment system, it's highly likely that it will makes its way into the forthcoming Scénic.
As it will share the same underpinnings as the new Mégane, the Scénic is bound to share most if not all of its engines. The current generation's lineup includes turbocharged petrol units with outputs from 113 to 217 bhp and turbodiesels that produce between 108 and 128 bhp, but experts expect Renault to shake it up with major tweaks or even brand new engines.
Spy shots have circulated the Internet showing a heavily camouflaged Scénic on test, but the R-Space concept gives us some sort of an insight.
Its 21-inch alloy wheels and rear suicide doors remind us that this is a concept, but features like the panoramic glass roof could be carried over.
The R-Space concept uses a 900cc 3-cylinder petrol engine that produces 108 bhp and 160 Nm. Figures of 76.3 mpg and 95 g/km of CO2 are nothing out of the ordinary by today's terms, though.
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