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€31,990

Drive-away price: includes the delivery costs

price list 26 August 2026 · Source: Renault Nederland

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Which versions does the Renault Captur come in?

Renault Captur versions with price and specifications
VersionPowertrainRange or consumption (WLTP)PowerPrice
Captur TCe 115 evolutionentryPetrol5.7 l/100 km84 kW (115 hp)€31,990
Captur full hybrid E-Tech 160 evolutionHybrid4.4 l/100 km116 kW (160 hp)€33,790
Captur mild hybrid 140 EDC technoMild hybrid5.9 l/100 km103 kW (140 hp)€35,690
Captur full hybrid E-Tech 160 technoHybrid4.4 l/100 km116 kW (160 hp)€36,190
Captur full hybrid E-Tech 160 esprit AlpinetopHybrid4.4 l/100 km116 kW (160 hp)€38,190

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What is the Renault Captur in brief?

Body type
SUV
Powertrain
Petrol, Mild hybrid, Hybrid
Consumption (WLTP)
4.4–5.9 l/100 km
Power
84–116 kW (115–160 hp)
Boot space
348 l – 1,525 l
Euro NCAP
4 of 5 stars (2024)

Our review of the Renault Captur

Compiled with the help of AI from the sources listed; facts checked automatically. We have not driven this car.

The Renault Captur costs from €31,990 on the road in the Netherlands (price list of 26 August 2026). The full hybrid E-Tech 160 starts at €33,790 and uses 4.4 l/100 km on the WLTP cycle. The most expensive version, the full hybrid esprit Alpine, costs €38,190.

The Captur is a compact SUV with petrol, mild-hybrid or full-hybrid power, from €31,990. According to ANWB and Autozine it drives safely and composed, with a roomy, practical interior and a sliding rear bench. ANWB gave the earlier 1.3 TCe MHEV an ANWBScore of 7.0. Downsides according to the reviewers are the firm suspension and driver-assistance systems that are tuned too eagerly. The tests used cover earlier engines (1.3 TCe MHEV and E-Tech 145), not the current mild hybrid 140 and E-Tech 160.

Buy it if…

  • You want a compact SUV with a roomy, flexible interior: the boot is 348 litres, or 1,525 litres with the rear seat folded.
  • You want to drive economically: the full hybrid E-Tech 160 uses 4.4 l/100 km on the WLTP cycle.
  • You want to tow: up to 1,500 kg braked with the mild hybrid 140, 1,000 kg with the full hybrid.
  • You find a starting price of €31,990 for an SUV with a 115 hp petrol engine acceptable.

Skip it if…

  • You want the softest ride: according to ANWB the suspension can feel firm and jittery.
  • You need plenty of storage for rear passengers: ANWB says it is limited.
  • You prefer restrained driver-assistance systems: Autozine found them tuned too eagerly.
  • Economy matters most and you are eyeing the mild hybrid: ANWB measured 6.8 l/100 km with the earlier 1.3 TCe MHEV.

Best pick

Captur full hybrid E-Tech 160 evolution: The full hybrid E-Tech 160 evolution costs €33,790 on the road (price list of 26 August 2026), €1,800 more than the entry TCe 115 but €1,900 less than the mild hybrid 140 techno. It has 160 hp, 0-100 km/h in 8.9 s and WLTP consumption of 4.4 l/100 km; Autozine measured 4.5 l/100 km with the earlier E-Tech 145.

Pros

  • Safe, composed handling, according to ANWB and Autozine.
  • Roomy, practical cabin with a sliding rear bench that trades legroom for luggage space, according to ANWB and Autozine.
  • Brisk performance and a smooth mild-hybrid system, tested with the earlier 1.3 TCe MHEV, according to ANWB.
  • Wide range of driver-assistance systems, according to ANWB.
  • The full hybrid proved relatively frugal and lively: Autozine measured 4.5 l/100 km with the E-Tech 145.

Cons

  • According to ANWB and Autozine the firm suspension can feel jittery over short bumps.
  • The mild hybrid tested by ANWB used a fairly high 6.8 l/100 km.
  • According to ANWB there is little storage space for rear passengers.
  • Autozine found the driver-assistance systems tuned too eagerly and notes privacy concerns with the Android-based infotainment.

Space and dimensions

The Captur is 4,239 mm long, 1,797 mm wide (without mirrors) and 1,575 mm tall, with a 2,639 mm wheelbase. According to the price list the minimum boot volume is 348 dm3 (ISO 3832), and 1,525 dm3 with the rear seat folded. According to ANWB and Autozine the sliding rear bench trades legroom for luggage space.

Engines and driving

There are three drivetrains. The TCe 115 (115 hp, manual) does 0-100 km/h in 12.3 s. The mild hybrid 140 EDC (140 hp, 245 Nm) does it in 9.3 s and the full hybrid E-Tech 160 (160 hp, 270 Nm) in 8.9 s; all reach 180 km/h. Braked towing limit is 1,200 kg (TCe 115), 1,500 kg (mild hybrid 140) or 1,000 kg (full hybrid).

Safety

Euro NCAP gave the Captur four stars in 2024, with 76% for adult occupants, 80% for children, 76% for vulnerable road users and 69% for safety assist. The model tested was the Renault Symbioz E-Tech; Euro NCAP says the 2024 Captur is structurally the same and ran an extra test on the Captur.

Prices and trims

Prices run from €31,990 (TCe 115 evolution) to €38,190 (full hybrid esprit Alpine), on the road according to the price list of 26 August 2026. The full hybrid evolution costs €33,790, the mild hybrid 140 techno €35,690 and the full hybrid techno €36,190. The fiscal value runs from €30,795 to €36,995. WLTP consumption is 5.7 l/100 km (TCe 115), 5.9 l/100 km (mild hybrid) and 4.4 l/100 km (full hybrid).

Updated on 26 October 2026. How we make our reviews

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What are the specifications of the Renault Captur?

Figures of the entry version: Captur TCe 115 evolution

Drivetrain and performance

Power
84 kW (115 hp)
Torque
190 Nm
0-100 km/h
12.3 s
Top speed
180 km/h
Engine size
1,199 cm3

Consumption and emissions

Consumption (WLTP)
5.7 l/100 km
CO₂ emissions (WLTP)
129 g/km
Fuel tank
48 l
Energy label
C

Size and weight

Kerb weight
1,323 kg
Seats
5
Length
4,239 mm
Width
1,797 mm
Height
1,575 mm
Wheelbase
2,639 mm
Boot space
348 l
Boot space (seats folded)
1,525 l

Towing

Towing capacity (braked)
1,200 kg

Explained: WLTP, BPM, MRB, company-car tax (bijtelling).

How safe is the Renault Captur?

4 of 5 stars

Euro NCAP test from 2024

Adult occupants
76 %
Child occupants
80 %
Vulnerable road users
76 %
Safety assist
69 %

See the test at Euro NCAP

What does the Renault Captur cost per month?

Example scenario: 5 years, 15,000 km a year

Worked out for the cheapest version: Captur TCe 115 evolution.

In an example scenario of 5 years and 15,000 km a year, the Renault Captur costs per month: fuel about €170 (WLTP consumption 5.7 l/100 km, €2.39 per litre (Euro95, CBS 2026-10-19)) and road tax €57 – €63 depending on the province, together €228 – €233 a month. That excludes depreciation, interest, insurance and maintenance.

Monthly costs of the Renault Captur in the example scenario
Cost itemPer monthBasis
Electricity or fuel€1705.7 l/100 km (WLTP, highest value) × €2.39 = €13.63 per 100 km; CBS 2026-10-19
Road tax (MRB)€57 – €63€172 – €188 a quarter in 2026, kerb weight 1,323 kg, all 12 provinces; averaged over 5 years at 2026 rates
Total of these two€228 – €233

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What are the rivals of the Renault Captur?

Models in our own overview with the same body type and a shared powertrain, priced within 25 % of the Renault Captur. Ranked by new registrations in 2026 (RDW); those named in our review come first.

Rivals of the Renault Captur with entry price and specifications
ModelFromRange or consumption (WLTP)PowerEuro NCAP
Hyundai KONAalso a hybrid SUV, from €33,995 (+6%)Compare Captur and KONA€33,995380 km99 kW (135 hp)4 of 5 (2023)
Toyota Yaris Crossalso a hybrid SUV, from €31,695 (-1%)Compare Captur and Yaris Cross€31,6954.4 l/100 km85 kW (116 hp)4 of 5 (2025)
Kia Niroalso a hybrid SUV, from €36,195 (+13%)Compare Captur and Niro€36,1954.6–5.1 l/100 km101 kW (138 hp)4 of 5 (2022)
Volkswagen T-Rocalso a mild-hybrid SUV, from €36,990 (+16%)Compare Captur and T-Roc€36,9905.5 l/100 km85 kW (116 hp)5 of 5 (2025)

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Frequently asked questions

How much can the Renault Captur tow?

The maximum braked towing weight of the Renault Captur is 1,000–1,500 kg.

How much boot space does the Renault Captur have?

The boot of the Renault Captur holds 348 l, up to 1,525 l with the rear seats folded.

How much horsepower does the Renault Captur have?

The Renault Captur has a power output of 84–116 kW (115–160 hp).

What does the Renault Captur cost?

The Renault Captur costs from €31,990 drive-away (price list 26 August 2026, source: Renault Nederland).

How much energy does the Renault Captur use?

The WLTP consumption of the Renault Captur is 4.4–5.9 l/100 km.

How safe is the Renault Captur according to Euro NCAP?

The Renault Captur scored 4 of 5 stars in the 2024 Euro NCAP test.

Sources

  1. Renault Nederland: Prijslijst Renault Captur, 26 augustus 2026 (document date 26 August 2026, checked on 26 October 2026)
  2. RDW Open Data: Nieuwe Renault personenauto's 2026 per handelsbenaming (gekentekende voertuigen) (checked on 26 October 2026)
  3. Euro NCAP: Renault Captur - Euro NCAP results (2024) (document date 11 September 2024, checked on 26 October 2026)

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