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The new Renault Scenic E-Tech has either 19-inch or 20-inch alloy wheels, both with an aero-efficient design. It has flush door handles and, at the rear, micro-optical technology for the tail lamps. Both new Renault Scenic E-Tech have a standard heat pump. This helps improve the range in extra-hot and cold conditions. But “now is the time for phase two: EV adoption for the masses,” he said. “Products must not force people into compromising, and this is what we have tried to do with the Scenic: it just makes sense.”

Unraveling temporal and spatial biomarkers of epithelial-mesenchymal transition in colorectal cancer: insights into the crucial role of immunosuppressive cellsNone of this would have been possible without the original Nuimo line and more importantly our customers who wanted to support us. We want to thank everyone from the bottom of our hearts. Their support allowed us to take our first step towards a future in technology that puts humans at the center; not the other way around. The software of the Nuimo system is stable, and we assume that it will continue to work as expected for the foreseeable future. If you do experience a problem, the issue will most likely be due to local network issues. In this case, please refer to our help center on how to fix this problem.

The new Renault Scenic E-Tech pure electric family car is available with two sizes of battery. The standard range model has a 60kWh battery paired with a 167ps electric motor. It has a range of more than 260 miles and 0-62mph performance in 9.3 seconds.Inside, the new Renault Scenic E-Tech has a light, airy feel, enhanced by a range of elegant fabrics. These are brought to life by 48-colour LED ambient lighting – and ‘Living Light’ tech automatically adjusts every 30 minutes, in step with the 24-hour ‘circadian rhythm’ and time of day. It priorities cool colours in the day and warm ones at night. The exterior styling is remarkably close to the concept version revealed last year, and showcases Renault’s new ‘visual language’ that mixes curved bodywork with sharp character lines and elements designed to look ‘high-tech’.