Renault Captur 2018
Renault developed their new Captur as direct competition for Nissan Juke. In Europe, the Nissan model is offered with a choice of one diesel and two 1.6-Liter gas-burning units, with power ranging from 110 horsepower to 190 horsepower.Also renault has promised the new crossover will return best-in-class fuel consumption and CO2 emissions, starting from as low as 96g/km.
The finished Captur could make its public debut as early as 2018 and will probably cost approximately the same as the outgoing car across the range. Entry-level petrol models could cost from around £15,000 while top-spec diesel versions with an automatic gearbox could set you back more than £22,500.