Renault unveils new Scenic XMOD

In coincidence with the introduction of the revamped seven seater Grand Scenic model, Renault has recently taken the wraps off its new Scenic XMOD, which is a crossover variant of Renault's well-known MPV.

The jacked-up, five-seat Scenic XMOD will feature the characteristic MPV-shaped body of the Scenic, though it will boast new family face; thanks largely to the incorporation of the angled narrow grille and huge Renault badge.

In addition, the new Scenic XMOD - for which Renault is introducing three new engines - will also have a raised ride height, as well as a new protective bodykit, along with the roof bars in chrome finish and a few new LED daytime running lights.

The rugged outward appearance of the Scenic XMOD will be effectively complemented by a Grip Xtend traction control system, which will give the drivers the ability to make a change in settings, in accordance with the conditions on the road.

For the new Scenic XMOD, Renault has brought on a seven-inch R-Link touchscreen and a Bose sound system; with the top model of the utilitarian crossover also getting leather/Alcantara upholstery, aluminium pedals, and a flat-bottomed steering wheel.

The Scenic XMOD, along with the facelifted Grand Scenic, will be introduced by Renault at the March 5-scheduled Geneva Motor Show. Likely to hit the UK models in May, the XMOD price-tag will probably be £800 more than the existing Scenic MPV, which begins at £18,335.


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