The Renault Scenic E‑Tech Electric is Renault’s 100% electric compact family car / MPV‑crossover (4.47 m) updated for 2026 with a new long‑range battery, improved DC charging and upgraded connectivity. It is offered in multiple battery sizes (including a new NMC long‑range and a comfort‑range LFP option), and Renault published country price lists and order pages across Central & Eastern Europe in 2025–2026.
Key facts at a glance
- Status: orderable in multiple CEE markets (price lists / ordering opened 2025–2026).
- World premiere: 4 September 2023 (IAA Mobility / Munich) — production model unveiled.
- Market launch in CEE: price lists and ordering opened at different dates in 2025–2026 (Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Baltics).
- Price examples: Poland from 209,900 PLN (EV89 Techno, list 21.07.2026); Czech Republic from 1,130,000 CZK (EV89 Techno, valid 20.10.2026); Hungary listings from 08.10.2025.
- Powertrains: EV89 long‑range (~89 kWh NMC) 160 kW (220 hp); comfort‑range LFP options (EV67/EV60) around 67/60 kWh and ~170 hp in some markets.
- Range / charging: EV89 WLTP up to 642 km (Renault global 01 Sep 2026 update); DC charging up to 150 kW for EV89 (15%→80% ~28 minutes stated).
- Size: Length 4.47 m; height 1,571 mm; width 1,884 mm (body width).
Versions and main specifications
| Version | Battery | Power | WLTP range (stated) | DC peak charge |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EV89 (long range) | NMC ~87–89 kWh (manufacturer documents / country brochures) | 160 kW (220 hp) | WLTP up to 642 km (Renault global update); some local brochures reference ~625 km for 87 kWh variants | Up to 150 kW (15%→80% ~28 minutes stated) |
| EV67 / EV60 (comfort range) | LFP 67 kWh (announced) / earlier 60 kWh references in some markets | Market documents list approx. 170 hp for comfort range items | WLTP up to ~467 km for 67 kWh LFP; ~430 km cited for 60 kWh in some local brochures | Lower DC peak vs EV89; Renault cites improved charging times for LFP variants |
Design and interior
Renault presents the Scenic E‑Tech Electric as a compact family MPV‑crossover (length 4.47 m) with a panoramic Solarbay opacifying roof option and interior features focused on comfort and connectivity. Trim levels shown in CEE price lists include Techno, Esprit Alpine and Iconic; equipment highlights listed by Renault include Qi2 wireless charging and enhanced driver monitoring (in‑car camera).
Technology and drive
The 2026 update adds a new long‑range NMC battery (EV89) and a comfort‑range LFP option (67 kWh). Renault states the EV89 delivers up to 642 km WLTP and supports DC charging up to 150 kW (15%→80% ~28 minutes). Connectivity upgrades include openR link with Google built‑in, Google Gemini availability and promotional data offers (e.g., 2 GB/month for 3 years in some offers). One‑Pedal regenerative driving, V2L adapter availability and advanced Active Driver Assist / Multi‑Target features are listed in Renault materials.
Prices and market launch in Central & Eastern Europe
Renault published official country price lists, brochures and configurators for several CEE markets in 2025–2026. Examples from manufacturer documents and local sites include:
- Poland — EV89 220 k long range: Techno 209,900 PLN; Esprit Alpine 219,900 PLN; Iconic 229,900 PLN (Poland cennik effective 21.07.2026).
- Czech Republic — EV89 220 k long range: Techno 1,130,000 CZK; Esprit Alpine 1,175,000 CZK; Iconic 1,210,000 CZK (ceník valid from 20.10.2026).
- Slovakia — EV89 220 k long range: Techno 47,200 €; Esprit Alpine 49,000 €; Iconic 50,400 € (official cenník Oct 2026).
- Hungary — comfort range and long range listed from 08.10.2025: EV60 170LE Evolution 17,199,000 HUF; EV60 Techno 18,199,000 HUF; EV87/EV89 Techno 20,049,000 HUF; EV87/EV89 Esprit Alpine 20,699,000 HUF (price list 08.10.2025).
- Romania — orders opened 16.10.2026; EV89 Esprit Alpine listed at 45,150 € (list / orders opened).
- Baltics — Lithuania configurator/brochure shows Techno 47,790 €; Esprit Alpine 49,890 €; Iconic 50,890 € (local brochure/configurator). Latvia site shows an indicative starting price listed as 40,190 € on the local Renault page.
Where exact launch timing, delivery windows or national incentives are not specified in manufacturer documents, those details are not yet announced.
Competitors
Renault and press materials cite the Scenic E‑Tech Electric as positioned against long‑range family electric crossovers including the Tesla Model Y, Volkswagen ID family models (ID.5/ID.7 equivalents) and Hyundai / Kia long‑range compact crossovers (for example Ioniq 5 / EV6) as comparable alternatives in size and range.
Production and relevance for CEE buyers and dealers
Renault states the Scenic E‑Tech Electric is manufactured in France at the Douai plant (ElectriCity cluster), with battery assembly in Douai using European‑made cells and the motor produced in Cléon, Normandy. Manufacturer and press materials also show wide availability of local price lists, brochures and configurators across Central & Eastern Europe (Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Lithuania/Latvia/Estonia) in 2025–2026. Information on Scenic production at CEE plants (for example Mladá Boleslav, Žilina, Nosovice, Debrecen, Kecskemét, Győr, Mioveni, Kolín, Tychy/Trnava or other regional factories) for this model is not announced.
Frequently asked questions
When does the Renault Scenic E‑Tech Electric come out?
World premiere for the production model was 4 September 2023 at IAA Mobility in Munich; Renault published updated 2026 specifications and opened ordering in various CEE markets across 2025–2026. Exact delivery start dates per country are not specified in the cited documents.
How much does the Renault Scenic E‑Tech Electric cost?
Manufacturer price lists in CEE show a range by market and trim: examples include Poland from 209,900 PLN (EV89 Techno, list 21.07.2026), Czech Republic from 1,130,000 CZK (EV89 Techno, 20.10.2026) and Lithuania from 47,790 € (Techno). See local price lists for full trim‑by‑trim pricing.
What range does the Renault Scenic E‑Tech Electric have?
Renault’s 01 Sep 2026 update states the EV89 long‑range NMC battery delivers up to 642 km WLTP; local documents reference about ~625 km for some 87 kWh variants. Comfort‑range LFP (67 kWh) is cited up to ~467 km WLTP and earlier 60 kWh documents show ~430 km in some brochures.
Where is the Scenic E‑Tech Electric built?
Renault lists manufacturing at the Douai plant in France (ElectriCity cluster); battery assembly takes place in Douai using European‑made cells and the motor is manufactured in Cléon, Normandy.
What battery sizes are available?
Renault documents and country brochures list a long‑range NMC battery around 87–89 kWh (EV89) and a comfort‑range LFP option (announced at 67 kWh, with some earlier references to 60 kWh in certain markets).
How fast can it charge?
Renault states the EV89 long‑range supports DC charging up to 150 kW (15%→80% ~28 minutes); LFP comfort variants are described as having improved charging behaviour though exact peak figures vary by battery and market.
Which trims are offered in CEE?
Country price lists show Techno, Esprit Alpine and Iconic among the offered trims; specific equipment per trim is detailed in local brochures and price PDFs referenced in the sources.
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Status: 2026-11-15. This page is updated as soon as the manufacturer publishes new information.
