At the front, the front LED optics have been updated and a new brand logo has appeared. Now it looks even more like a diamond.
After restyling, the design of the car corresponds to the corporate style of the company. Photo: youtube.com Minimal changes affected the rear of the body. It still has the same C-shaped lights, but the LED graphics are different. The company logo on the rear door has also changed - now it corresponds to the current Renault corporate style.
What's missing from the rear now are fake exhaust pipes. Judging by the reviews from drivers, not everyone had a positive response to this decoration.
The 2024 Renault Captur will be available in a new Esprit Alpine trim. It will replace the RS Line of its predecessor. The buyer will be able to choose from 14 body shades, each of which uses two-tone contrasting paint.
The salon is compact, but equipped with everything you need. Photo: youtube.com As standard, the crossover is equipped with 17-inch steel wheels. If you take the Esprit Alpine version, you can get a car with 19-inch wheels.
As for the interior, it gets a large 10,4-inch infotainment screen. It's slightly larger than the digital instrument cluster display, measuring 10,25 inches.
The 2024 model year crossover is completely devoid of leather trim and chrome elements. Instead, they use recycled materials, including hemp fibers.
The initial version of the new Renault Captur is equipped with a three-cylinder 1,0-liter engine with a turbocharger. It produces a modest 90 hp. With. and works in conjunction with a 6-speed manual transmission.
The rear part is practically no different from what can be seen in the previous generation. Photo: youtube.com The second engine option is a 1,3-liter gasoline engine with a turbine and a power of 140 hp. With. It is mated to a similar 6-speed transmission as the three-cylinder variant above.
The most powerful option is a 1,3-liter engine with 160 hp. With. In this version, the car received all-wheel drive and a 7-speed automatic transmission with dual clutch.
The new Renault Captur will be available in Europe towards the end of 2024. Its serial production is planned to be launched at the brand’s enterprise located in Spain.
