UK prices for the 2020 Renault Captur

Ahead of deliveries beginning in March 2020, Renault has announced specifications and pricing for its all-new second-generation Captur. Buyers of this B-segment SUV will be faced with a choice of eighteen different trim grade and powertrain combinations.

Standard equipment on the entry-level ‘Play’ includes LED headlights, automatic windscreen wipers, a sliding rear bench seat, cruise control, climate control and a 4.2” information display between the main instruments.

Also fitted is an Advanced Driver Assistance Systems package which consists of lane departure warning, lane keeping assistance, traffic sign recognition, active emergency braking and an emergency calling function. In addition, infotainment is provided by an EasyLink set-up comprising a 7” touchscreen, Android Auto and Apple CarPlay compatibility, Bluetooth, a DAB / FM radio and four speakers.

Mid-range ‘Iconic’ variants gain several useful items. Among them are LED front fog lights, 17” alloy wheels, two-tone paintwork, roof bars, privacy glass, rear parking sensors and satellite navigation.

Completing the line-up are the ‘S Edition’ models. As well as front parking sensors, 17” diamond-cut alloys, a reversing camera and faux-leather upholstery, they feature a larger 7” information display and an upgraded 9.3” EasyLink touchscreen.

Initially, three TCe petrol and two dCi diesel engines are going to be offered. For the higher output options, a seven-speed Efficient Dual Clutch (EDC) automatic transmission is available:

• TCe 100 – 98 bhp (73 kW / 100 PS) and 160 Nm (118 lb/ft); five-speed manual gearbox only
• TCe 130 – 128 bhp (95 kW / 130 PS) and 240 Nm (177 lb/ft); six-speed manual gearbox or EDC
• TCe 155 – 152 bhp (114 kW / 155 PS) and 270 Nm (199 lb/ft); EDC only
• dCi 95 – 93 bhp (69 kW / 95 PS) and 240 Nm (177 lb/ft); six-speed manual gearbox only
• dCi 115 – 113 bhp (84 kW / 115 PS) and 260 Nm (191 lb/ft); six-speed manual gearbox or EDC

An ‘E-Tech Plug-in’ alternative could be worth waiting for, though. Due to arrive later next year, it’s a hybrid that incorporates a 1.6 litre petrol engine, an electric motor and a 9.8 kWh battery pack. Maximum range in pure EV mode is claimed to be a very reasonable 28 miles (45 kilometres).

2020 Captur on-the-road prices are:

• Play TCe 100 – £17,595
• Play TCe 130 EDC – £20,395
• Play dCi 95 – £19,395
• Play dCi 115 EDC – £21,795
• Iconic TCe 100 – £19,095
• Iconic TCe 130 – £20,295
• Iconic TCe 130 EDC – £21,895
• Iconic TCe 155 EDC – £22,895
• Iconic dCi 95 – £20,895
• Iconic dCi 115 – £21,695
• Iconic dCi 115 EDC – £23,295
• S Edition TCe 100 – £20,595
• S Edition TCe 130 – £21,795
• S Edition TCe 130 EDC – £23,395
• S Edition TCe 155 EDC – £24,395
• S Edition dCi 95 – £22,395
• S Edition dCi 115 – £23,195
• S Edition dCi 115 EDC – £24,795

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