French automobile brand Renault has recently accelerated its renewal movement. The design details of the brand’s affordable electric car, Renault 5, were revealed recently. Immediately after this, it was revealed that the brand was also working on the popular affordable SUV model. Here is the new Renault Captur with its facelift and its details…
New Renault Captur design revealed!
The Renault brand has renewed many of its cars with the electrification and hybridization trend it started with the renewed Clio. In addition, new cars such as Megane E-Tech and Austral have also entered the product range. The brand continues to renew its popular models as it catches up with the latest trends in the automobile world.
In addition, Renault’s sub-brand Dacia, which stands out with its affordable cars, is also undergoing major changes. You can click here to read the news about the new Duster from Dacia and Renault, which will come to the fore especially with the design change to be made to Duster.
If we go back to Renault, the first thing that greets us is a design language that has kept up with the new SUV trend. The brand has started preparations to renew its affordable model Captur, which it classifies as a crossover. The design of the model, which will be unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show in 2024, was revealed today. According to images from the World Intellectual Property Organization, the new Renault Captur bears traces of Clio.
When we look at the front view of the car, we are greeted by the new design language introduced with Clio. The new front bumper and headlight group gives us the image of “I am Clio’s big brother”. While the side lines of the vehicle are largely preserved, some minor changes are noticeable. At the back, we notice that the simple Captur design has not been touched.
So what do you think about the new Renault Captur? Do you think the automobile has fully kept up with the renewal trend? Don’t forget to share your opinions with us in the comments section! For more content, you can subscribe to ShiftDelete.Net YouTube channel…
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