Renault Captur 2020 is a 5 Seater Crossover available at a price of RM 105,288 in the Malaysia. It is available in 4 colors, 1 variants, 1 engine, and 1 transmissions option: Dual Clutch in the Malaysia. It has a ground clearance of 170 mm. Over 2 users have reviewed Captur on basis of Features, Mileage, seating comfort, and engine performance. Captur top competitors are CX-3, 3008 Plus, HR-V and XV.
| Engine | 1197 cc |
| Power | 118 hp |
| Transmission Type | Dual Clutch |
| Driver Airbag | Yes |
| Air Conditioner | Yes |
| Power Steering | Yes |
| Ground Clearance | 170 mm |
| Seating Capacity | 5 Seats |
Distinctive styling,
Better interior space
Advanced safety features
Not-so enthusiastic gearbox
High fuel consumption
| Variant | Price | Specifications | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Renault Captur TCe 120 EDC |
RM 105,288 *
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| Shah Alam | RM 105,288 |
| Petaling Jaya | RM 105,288 |
| Johor Bahru | RM 105,288 |
| Kuching | RM 105,288 |
| Kota Kinabalu | RM 105,288 |
Captur is available in 4 different colors - Flame Red, Pearl White, Ocean Blue and Arizona Orange Diamond Black Roof.
Flame Red
Pearl White
Ocean Blue
Arizona Orange Diamond Black Roof
Renault’s all-new Captur just received a minor facelift in Malaysia. The car was launched here in 2016 by TC Euro Cars. It received a good response, however, not as much as the competition. Speaking of which, the facelifted Renault Captur or rather let’s stick to 2018 model, competes with the Honda HR-V, Ford EcoSport, Mazda CX-3 as well as the Kia Sportage. The biggest change to the Renault Captur 2018 is a slightly redesigned face, more equipment as well as a revised petrol engine. There is a lone variant on offer, the TCe120 EDC. So nothing has changed with respect to the trim specification. Let’s get on with the other aspects of the car.
The cabin of the new 5-seater Renault Captur hasn’t undergone a sea change from before. The all-black interiors complement bright exterior colours that the Captur is being offered with. The infotainment system has been now updated and while it still doesn’t offer your ‘now’ quintessential Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, there is Bluetooth connectivity as well as USB and AUX input. There is also the onboard navigation system as well as the Eco coach that guides one to drive in the economy zone and how much of a carbon footprint he or she is reducing on a daily basis. The touchscreen itself is pretty high resolution stuff. While the seats are comfortable enough, the back bench holds a trick. It can slide aft and make way for more luggage. Speaking of which, the boot space is 377 litres. This can be increased to a good 455 litres if the back seat is pushed ahead. The seats also fold 60:40 and can accommodate around 800 litres of luggage. We liked the cabin fit and finish of the 2018 Renault Captur. While the texture of the plastics still feels hard, its not so much as before, Everything seems to be put in tightly too. Auto wipers, cruise control, automatic climate control, rear parking sensors and camera rounds up the features list.
The dimensions of the car are unchanged at 4,122mm length, 1,778mm width as well as 1,566 height. Renault has altered the front grille slightly and while it still is has that big lozenge in the middle, the slats are a bit more flattened. The HID projectors have been changed to now accommodate all-LED headlights. The C-shaped fog lamp nacelles have LED DRLs around them. Renault has also added LED fog lights as well as tail lamps. Both the front as well as rear bumper have been redesigned. Move on to the side and you notice that there are snazzy 17-inch alloys wrapped in 205/55 section tyres. The rear hasn’t changed much. This Renault is based on the ‘B’ platform that also is the basis of the new Clio. The Renault Captur available in India looks the same but it is built on the rugged B0 platform that also underpins the Duster. It is said that given Malaysia’s road conditions which are very good at the moment, Renault opted for a much more modern chassis for the Captur. It is said that the Captur because of its looks as well as features is one of the most sold SUVs in Europe.
The ride quality of the Renault Captur is a bit stiff. Over ruts and other stuff, these do transmit some shock into the cabin. At speeds, the behavior improves and the suspension is able to soak up irregularities. This stiffness though helps while cornering. Usually one associates SUVs to be top-heavy. But the Renault Captur does hold on to its intended line. Credit must also be given to the sticky tyres. The steering is a tad heavy in the city though but has great feedback overall.
The Renault Captur uses a turbocharged 1.2-litre petrol motor that makes 120PS and 190Nm. This engine is mated to a 6-speed Efficient Dual Clutch transmission or EDC in Renault speak. If you’ve used dual clutch transmissions before, most likely from the VW group, you will find the Renault’s unit a bit lacking. It holds on to gears at slower speeds instead of upshifting. Out on the highway, at the top gear, you find the engine pulling nicely sans any hiccup. We liked the refinement of the engine, however, given its sporty intent, Renault could have dialled in a bit of a throaty roar towards the top. Renault claims a top speed close to 200kmph with a 0-100 time of 11s. The real world mileage is close to 13kmpl with the Eco mode bringing in a slight increase to 13.22kmpl. While there haven’t been reliability issues with the EDC, unlike the DSG, it will have been great if Renault could tune it to ensure smooth shifts at lower speeds. The company does claim to have revised the internals of this motor to make for a better driveability.
Renault offers four airbags, Electronic Stability Control, Anti-Slip Regulation, ABS, Electronic Brake-force Distribution, Hill Start Assist as well as Emergency Brake Assist with the Captur. ISOFIX child seat mounts too are available. In the ASEAN NCAP tests, the Renault Captur scored five stars and this is a testimony of its safety.
Owning the Captur for couple of months now, I’d say it’s a really good-looking car and pretty sturdy too. It has been through some adventures with me and hasn’t broken down or had any issues. I really liked the quiet engine and the driving experience is not noisy either. But once you’re picking up speed, the wind noise can be
I personally feel the Captur is a good car. Been using it from the last three months and never had a single issue with it. Took it the off-beaten path once. Well you know husband wanted to show off to his croonies that the wife too can drive in the slush. Guess what! The Captur handled it with aplomb. Yes,
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