Is Renault Captur a reliable car?

Although it’s still too early to judge the Captur’s reliability, it shares much tech with the smaller Clio, which should help in providing customers with a dependable family car. Renault claims that the Captur is one of the safest cars in its class, due to a raft of driver assistance systems.

Is Renault Captur a failure?

The Captur didn’t feature in our most recent reliability survey. In the previous one, it finished in a rather disappointing 14th place in the table of small SUVs. In the same survey, Renault as a brand finished in 30th place out of 31 manufacturers.

Why did Renault Captur fail?

The Renault Captur was launched in the Indian market in 2017, at a time when the compact SUV segment was scarce, and was solely dominated by the Hyundai Creta. The edgy crossover design certainly did not please the Indian market, and Renault ended up discontinuing the Captur in 2020 due to embarrassing sales numbers.

Is Renault Captur economical?

Renault Captur MPG & CO2 The 1.5-litre dCi 90 diesel Captur is the most economical model, achieving up to 53.3mpg in mixed driving and CO2 emissions of 112g/km, giving it a lower Benefit-in-Kind (BiK) rating for company-car drivers, depending on trim level.

How many Litres is Renault Captur?

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Is Punch worth buying?

The Tata Punch is available at a decent price point. Its entry-level and mid-spec variants are priced good but the top-spec model is a bit expensive. However, it’s a great buying option as for the price of a hatchback, you are getting an SUV.

How economical is the Renault Captur?

Is Renault Captur a 4×4?

Engine choices consist of a pair of petrol engines, a hybrid and a plug-in hybrid. Both electrified models have two electric motors collaborating with the engine and are thus the only 4×4 cars in the Captur line-up.

How many Litres is a Renault Captur?

Fuel & Performance