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Home News Auto News Renault Debuts All-New Captur - Familiar, But All-New Renault Debuts All-New Captur - Familiar, But All-New Auto News Eric | July 05, 2019 10:20 am Six years and 1.2 million units later, Renault is ready to introduce the all-new second generation Captur.Now built on the company’s modular CMF-B platform, the all-new Captur is now 4,228 mm long (+ 106 mm), 1,797 mm wide (+19 mm), and 1,566 mm tall (-1 mm). Wheelbase of the all-new model has been lengthened to 2,639 mm, an increase of 33 mm over the model it replaces.From the exterior, the all-new Captur now adopts Renault’s latest design language with its signature C-shaped LED daytime running lights. LED headlights are now a standard fitment across the range.The all-new Captur also gets two wide air deflectors in front of the wheel arches, which help limit air turbulence and improve the Captur’s aerodynamic performance. Unlike the predecessor’s disc and drum brakes combination, the all-new Captur should now get all round discs.The C-shaped lights trend is carried to the rear end, with the all-new Captur featuring a unique-looking pair of tail lights. The rear end of the all-new Captur is also adorned with chrome trim pieces at each end of the bumper, while an SUV-esque rear protection trim piece help complete the back end.Renault has also revamped the interior of its newest crossover, now with a completely new dashboard design with a floating-style infotainment display called the “Smart Cockpit”. The infotainment system runs on Renault’s Easy Link software, which includes support for Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. The Easy Link infotainment system also includes 4G LTE connectivity and a built-in navigation system by TomTom with real-time traffic updates.Depending on the variant, the Easy Link infotainment system is available in three versions:7.0-inch display7.0-inch display with built-in navigation9.3-inch display with built-in navigationSimilar to the all-new Clio (which isn’t on sale here, yet), the all-new Captur also gets a digital display in the instrument cluster, available in sizes between 7.0- and 10.2-inches.At launch, a range of petrol and diesel engines will be made available on the all-new Captur, with varying output levels. For the petrol engines, output figures range from 100 hp to 155 hp, while diesel output figures range from 95 hp to 115 hp.The most powerful petrol engine is the TCe 130, a 1.3-litre turbocharged engine that does 155 hp and 270 Nm, hooked up to a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic.Come 2020, Renault will be introducing a plug-in hybrid version of the Captur called the E-Tech Plug-in. Renault claims that the plug-in hybrid version of the all-new Captur can deliver up to 45 km and travel at speeds of up to 135 km/h using just electric power.As for its safety equipment, the all-new Renault Captur can be specified with Renault’s Easy Drive system, which includes:Highway and Traffic Jam CompanionAdaptive Cruise Control with Stop and GoAutomatic Dipped HeadlightsActive Emergency BrakingBlind Spot WarningTraffic Signal Recognition with Speeding AlertLane Departure WarningLane Keeping AssistRear Cross Traffic AlertEasy Park AssistWhile the previous generation Renault Captur was built in Renault’s facility in Spain, among others, the company has said that for the all-new model, production will be moved to China.Looking for a new Renault? Find for the best deals here. ✕ Let's Connect on Whatsapp We protect your personal information in compliance with the PDPA I agree with Carlist.my Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. 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Renault Debuts All-New Captur - Familiar, But All-New Auto News Eric | July 05, 2019 10:20 am Six years and 1.2 million units later, Renault is ready to introduce the all-new second generation Captur.Now built on the company’s modular CMF-B platform, the all-new Captur is now 4,228 mm long (+ 106 mm), 1,797 mm wide (+19 mm), and 1,566 mm tall (-1 mm). Wheelbase of the all-new model has been lengthened to 2,639 mm, an increase of 33 mm over the model it replaces.From the exterior, the all-new Captur now adopts Renault’s latest design language with its signature C-shaped LED daytime running lights. LED headlights are now a standard fitment across the range.The all-new Captur also gets two wide air deflectors in front of the wheel arches, which help limit air turbulence and improve the Captur’s aerodynamic performance. Unlike the predecessor’s disc and drum brakes combination, the all-new Captur should now get all round discs.The C-shaped lights trend is carried to the rear end, with the all-new Captur featuring a unique-looking pair of tail lights. The rear end of the all-new Captur is also adorned with chrome trim pieces at each end of the bumper, while an SUV-esque rear protection trim piece help complete the back end.Renault has also revamped the interior of its newest crossover, now with a completely new dashboard design with a floating-style infotainment display called the “Smart Cockpit”. The infotainment system runs on Renault’s Easy Link software, which includes support for Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. The Easy Link infotainment system also includes 4G LTE connectivity and a built-in navigation system by TomTom with real-time traffic updates.Depending on the variant, the Easy Link infotainment system is available in three versions:7.0-inch display7.0-inch display with built-in navigation9.3-inch display with built-in navigationSimilar to the all-new Clio (which isn’t on sale here, yet), the all-new Captur also gets a digital display in the instrument cluster, available in sizes between 7.0- and 10.2-inches.At launch, a range of petrol and diesel engines will be made available on the all-new Captur, with varying output levels. For the petrol engines, output figures range from 100 hp to 155 hp, while diesel output figures range from 95 hp to 115 hp.The most powerful petrol engine is the TCe 130, a 1.3-litre turbocharged engine that does 155 hp and 270 Nm, hooked up to a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic.Come 2020, Renault will be introducing a plug-in hybrid version of the Captur called the E-Tech Plug-in. Renault claims that the plug-in hybrid version of the all-new Captur can deliver up to 45 km and travel at speeds of up to 135 km/h using just electric power.As for its safety equipment, the all-new Renault Captur can be specified with Renault’s Easy Drive system, which includes:Highway and Traffic Jam CompanionAdaptive Cruise Control with Stop and GoAutomatic Dipped HeadlightsActive Emergency BrakingBlind Spot WarningTraffic Signal Recognition with Speeding AlertLane Departure WarningLane Keeping AssistRear Cross Traffic AlertEasy Park AssistWhile the previous generation Renault Captur was built in Renault’s facility in Spain, among others, the company has said that for the all-new model, production will be moved to China.Looking for a new Renault? Find for the best deals here. ✕ Let's Connect on Whatsapp We protect your personal information in compliance with the PDPA I agree with Carlist.my Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. I agree to receive personalised communication from Carlist.my and its car sellers, business affiliates and partners. Check out the best car deals in town! Prev Next Special offer - call now! days hours Avg. mkt. Why no price is listed? Sometime dealer wants you to contact for the best price. I Why no price is listed? Sometime dealer wants you to contact for the best price. Related Tags Captur Renault Renault Captur
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Why Can't The 2015 Renault Captur Have Six Airbags? Buying Guides Hans | October 22, 2020 As you might have already know, the Spain-built Renault Captur has just been previewed in Malaysia, with a tentative price of between RM118,000 to ...
Review: 2015 Renault Captur - The Most Entertaining Crossover Yet? Reviews Aswan | May 16, 2018 The Renault Captur has no predecessors. It is a product born entirely of the need to enter a market segment that becomes more and more competitive ...
2017 Renault Captur CKD Launched In Malaysia; RM109k Auto News Kon | May 16, 2018 Renault’s funky little B-segment crossover, the Captur, is now locally-assembled in Malaysia. Together with the Fluence C-segment sedan, the Captur ...
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