Renault Revamps Captur with Bold Design and Eco‑Friendly Twist
Recently, Renault’s approach to facelifts has been more than mere cosmetic tweaks—the modifications to each model are significant and generally well-received. The Captur’s latest iteration is a testament to this trend. At the same time, its predecessor was by no means lacking in looks; the newest version sports a more contemporary design that clearly distinguishes itself from its forebear.
A new body color and wheel designs complement these stylistic changes. Notably, the lineup introduces the sporty Esprit Alpine variant, which features an aerodynamic package and 19-inch wheels.
On the inside, changes are more restrained, with the layout remaining largely the same, except for an upgrade in the multimedia system, which now boasts a 10.4-inch screen and digital displays measuring 10.25 inches. However, Renault has made an environmentally conscious decision to eschew real leather and chrome, opting instead for recycled materials.
The engine lineup stays consistent with the previous model. The foundational option is a 90-horsepower 1.0 TCe engine paired with a 6-speed manual gearbox, also available to run on LPG in specific markets.
