Just after unveiling its new Symbioz SUV, Renault is now also revealing the prices of its little brother: the Captur. It recently received a facelift and benefits from a completely new nose compared to the Renault Captur 2023, but also a vertical central touchscreen of 10.4 inches that is now included as standard on every equipment level. The Renault Captur 2024 starts at 20,250 euros and enjoys three different engines, but also three equipment levels: Evolution, Techno and Esprit Alpine.
TCe 90, Mild Hybrid 160 EDC or E-Tech Full Hybrid 145
From now on, the Renault Captur is only available with petrol engines under the hood. As a basic engine you get the 1.0 TCe 90 with 90 hp, which is exclusively linked to a manual gearbox. Above this is a mild hybrid four-cylinder, the 1.3 TCe of 160 hp, which is always supplied with an EDC automatic transmission. Finally, the Renault Captur E-Tech Full Hybrid 145 is at the top of the engine range. With its 145 hp it is not the most powerful engine, but it is the most economical with CO2 emissions of 105 g/km and an average consumption of 4.6 l/100 km. With a full petrol tank, the hybrid Renault Captur should therefore achieve a very long driving range.
From 20,250 euros
The Renault Captur 2024 can now be ordered for a minimum price of 20,250 euros. For this amount you get the TCe 90 petrol engine and the entry-level Evolution version. The better equipped Techno is available from 23,000 euros. To enjoy the dynamically contoured Esprit Alpine, you must immediately opt for the 160 hp Mild Hybrid petrol engine and the EDC automatic transmission, with a starting price of 29,000 euros. The 145 hp E-Tech Full Hybrid is available from the Techno for a minimum price of 28,500 euros. The first copies of the Renault Captur facelift will be delivered by early summer 2024.
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