It has been confirmed that the sixth-gen Renault Espace will measure 4.72 m (185.8 inches) long, making it a full 21 cm (8.3 inches) longer than the Austral, but 14 cm (5.5 inches) shorter than ...

The Espace range has already been updated with some cool new engines, like a 2-liter diesel that goes to 200 horsepower or a 1.8L turbo with 225 HP, just 25 short of the version in the Alpine.

It’s the 1994 Renault Espace F1 concept, which was pegged at the unlikely intersection of F1 and minivans. On the surface, there’s nothing terribly cool about a Renault Espace.

This is the facelifted Renault Espace and no, you still can’t have it. Renault has updated the Espace for the rest of Europe, but there are still no plans to bring it back to the UK.

Renault, cottoning on to the notion that nobody buys these types of cars anymore, has made the all-new Espace much more crossover-ery - if that's a thing. And it really is box fresh.

Built in 1995 to celebrate Renault's tenth anniversary in Formula 1, the Espace F1 is basically a Williams-Renault FW15C underneath. It has a carbon chassis and a 3.5-liter V10 making 800 ...