A few days ago, Renault officially released its new Captur model, the new car has been adjusted in terms of appearance and interior, replaced with Renault's latest family design style, and provides up to 6 powertrain options.
Judging from the official picture, the front face of the new car adopts a closed grille design, and the interior is decorated with a diamond-like dot matrix structure, and the style is relatively simple;
The lower part of the envelope adopts a three-section design, with vertical layout of the air deflectors on both sides, and the interior is also integrated with LED light sources, and the middle part adopts a polygonal air intake, which is decorated with a banner structure inside, and a thick black trim is added as an embellishment around it, which has a strong sense of power.
In terms of side styling, the roof has a small slipback shape, with shark fins and two-tone bodywork to effectively add a sporty look, the waistline adopts a segmented design to embellish the layering of the side of the body, the wheel arches and side skirts are designed with raised black trim plates to highlight the sense of power, and the wheels adopt a five-spoke blade shape to highlight the sporty atmosphere.
At the rear, the roof is equipped with a relatively large spoiler, and the taillight clusters are blackened in a bit of a boomerang style, which is very recognizable when lit, and the lower part of the surround is equipped with a trapezoidal recessed license plate frame, and the bottom is embellished with a thick black trim plate with a silver-gray scuff plate as an accent, further enhancing the sense of power.
In terms of interior, the overall layout is relatively simple, providing a three-spoke multi-function steering wheel, a full LCD instrument cluster, a large-size central control screen with a vertical layout and an electronic gear knob, and a relatively large hollow storage slot under the gear knob to support wireless charging of mobile phones.
The new car's central display has been upgraded to Google OpenR Link and Android Automotive 12 multimedia systems, supporting Apple Carplay and Android Auto, and assisted driving functions include lane keeping, lane departure warning, and adaptive cruise control.
In terms of power, the new car is available in two petrol versions, one CNG version, two mild hybrid versions and one hybrid version. The petrol version is powered by a three-cylinder 1.0T and 1.3T engines with a maximum power of 90 hp and 155 hp respectively, mated to a 6-speed manual gearbox.
The mild-hybrid version is equipped with a 1.3-liter engine mated to a 48-volt mild-hybrid system with a maximum power of 140 hp and 160 hp, mated to a 6-speed manual and 6-speed automatic transmission, and the CNG version is also equipped with a 1.3-liter engine with a maximum power of 100 hp.
The hybrid version is equipped with a powertrain consisting of a 1.6-liter self-aspirated engine and an electric motor, and the battery pack has a capacity of only 1.2 kWh, a combined maximum power of 145 horsepower, and a maximum torque of 205 Nm.