Renault introduced a mid-life cycle impulse for its mid-size segment contender, the Laguna, in 2010 and added more style to the entire range, including the station wagon, which it named Estate.

RENAULT Laguna Estate

Renault introduced the second generation of the Laguna in 2005 and was the safest car in its class, and it was built in two body versions: hatchback and station wagon.

Renault replaced the Laguna lineup in December 2000, after seven years of presence for the nameplate's first generation, and the new vehicle was larger and packed with more technology and amenities.

Renault refreshed its mid-size vehicle range, Laguna, in 1998, four years after it introduced the model on the market.

When Renault decided to change the nameplates from numbers to names, the 21 was replaced by the Laguna, which marked a new beginning for the French brand's mid-size vehicle.