To follow the market trend, the Renault Espace has ceased to be a minivan and has become a kind of SUV; it is only available with a hybrid engine; and it even offers seven seats as standard. Will it still be one of the references in its class?
Answer to this and other questions in the AutoGear review conducted by journalist António de Sousa Pereira on the new generation of one of Renault’s most emblematic models.
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