Automotive & EV

Renault Scenic E-Tech gets longer range, faster charging

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Renault has updated its Scenic E-Tech electric SUV with larger batteries, increasing range to 467km for the entry-level model and 642km for the mid-spec variant. The updates also include faster DC fast-charging capabilities and enhanced safety features like Emergency Stop Assist. These improvements position the Scenic E-Tech as a stronger competitor in the EV market, particularly against models like the BYD Sealion 7 and Zeekr 7X.

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