New Renault Captur more independent
RENAULT According to the manufacturer, the new Captur is to become more independent in the model range and come closer to its bigger brother, the Kadjar, with a new design and more modern technology. With its two-tone paint scheme, the new Renault Captur adopts one of the recipes that have contributed to its success. With three new colors and the new roof color "Gris Platine" offers [...]
With its two-tone paint finish, the new Renault Captur adopts one of the recipes that have contributed to its success. With three new colors and the new roof color "Gris Platine", it offers additional possibilities: from over 30 combinations of body and roof color, every customer can create his individual, personal Captur.
Five interior packages
The individualization continues in the interior. Five interior packages in different colors are available. Depending on the version, the Captur has full LED headlights. This technology optimizes luminosity and reduces glare for oncoming vehicles. The taillights also feature a new signature.
Support new technologies
In the Captur, Blind Spot Warning is available for the first time for this model - either as standard or as an option, depending on the version. Four sensors monitor the blind spots. They detect vehicles (cars and two-wheelers) that are in this area for more than one second and trigger a visual warning signal that is visible in the respective exterior mirror. The system operates between 30 km/h and 140 km/h. Depending on the version, the Captur also offers a rear parking aid, an additional front parking aid or even a rear view camera. The new top version "Initiale Paris" has virtually all the technologies available for the vehicle as standard.
Motorizations
With a choice of six engine/transmission combinations (diesel and gasoline), the Captur offers the right powertrain for every application. The diesel engines available are the dCi 90 (with five-speed manual transmission or automatic EDC dual-clutch transmission) and the dCi 110 with six-speed manual transmission. The latter offers the stop-start system with energy recovery during braking and deceleration. It produces 110 hp at 4000 rpm and has a maximum torque of 260 Nm at 1750 rpm. Among the gasoline engines, the Energy TCe 90 with five-speed transmission and the TCe 120, with a choice of six-speed manual or EDC dual-clutch transmission, are available. The TCe 120 with direct injection and turbocharger delivers 120 hp/88 kW at 5000 rpm. The maximum torque of 205 Nm is already available at 2000/min.
