Overall I like the shape: It's generic sure, but attractive (really like the line sweeping through the door handles...) unlike some models (Rodius) and safe yet attractive styling sells in this segment. You can definetly see where they've tried to borrow rear end styling (potentially even some parts + plant tooling) from their earlier MPV effort, the Logan MCV:
I don't like the "herp derp" face though. The logo in a honeycomb grille should be plenty, get rid of the rest of the chromey bits surrounding it.
Overall, not a bad effort it appears. If it's priced well, has the features families want, and does good in EuroNCAP testing, I could see this being a big success in the low end MPV segment served by the Doblo, Kangoo, Tourneo Connnect, etc.
Speaking of that, how large is this thing anyway? Judging by the spy shots it looks to be almost 1st gen Sienna sized (a van that split the difference between the short and long wheelbase Chryslers at the time) so it could potentially go against larger competitors.