Renault Captur 2024: Design Evolution and Technological Updates in Detail

The Renault Captur, known for its distinctive style and efficient performance, has undergone a significant transformation that will be visible in the model scheduled for June 2024. Nearly five years after its launch, this small crossover (423 cm long) shows a more marked change in the front design, now more square and massive, thus aligning itself with the latest models of the French car manufacturer. The new aesthetic includes thinner headlights integrated with a narrower grille, characterized by a graphic motif that recalls the Renault logo. The hood has been redesigned with more evident bulges to give solidity to the car.

The changes extend inside, with a cabin that remains spacious and functional, but now includes a new 10.3-inch fully configurable dashboard display and an updated multimedia system that adopts Android Automotive, integrating Google services. The addition of new driving aids, including drowsiness warning and level 2 semi-autonomous driving, expands the Captur's technological equipment.

Mechanically, the Captur retains its structure with some optimizations to the steering and suspension to improve its agility. The engine range includes both petrol and hybrid options, with no diesel or fully electric versions. Among the engines, the 1.0 turbo three-cylinder stands out, available in both petrol and LPG versions, and the hybrid variants, including a mild hybrid and a full hybrid, with future possibilities of a plug-in hybrid model.

In terms of costs, the new Renault Captur is expected to start at around €23,000, with a slight difference for the LPG version and a higher cost for the hybrid versions. The Captur thus continues to position itself as an attractive option in the compact crossover segment, combining innovation, style and versatility to meet the needs of modern motorists.