For those seeking a slightly higher seating position while maintaining hatchback comfort in city driving, the Captur has been one of Renault's standout models in the B-SUV segment for many years. As of March this year, the Captur, one of the prominent options in the Turkish price list, offers a more SUV-like body compared to the Clio and provides a higher-segment feel without exceeding the smaller class.
In the March 2026 update Only one version is available: the techno mild hybrid EDC 160 hp (2025). This version is listed at 2.067.000 TL and can be verified on the official website in Türkiye. Even behind closed doors, it stands out with its mild hybrid automatic transmission feature.
Renault Türkiye's technical specifications list a 1.3-liter mild hybrid gasoline engine, a 7-speed automatic transmission, and front-wheel drive.
Fuel economy In terms of fuel consumption, the WLTP combined data is shared as 6,0 lt/100 km; the top speed is 180 km/h and the 0-100 km/h acceleration is recorded as 9,3 seconds. Ideal for purely city driving, the Captur's equipment in the techno version is enriched with the following elements: 18-inch Black Hole alloy wheels, a 10,4-inch openR link touchscreen multimedia display, and wireless charging capability.
The official model page also lists features such as LED Pure Vision headlights, automatic headlights and rain sensor, steering wheel-mounted gearshift paddle, Multi-Sense driving experience technology, and ambient lighting. Its OpenR Link infrastructure stands out with its Google integration.
Practicality is also an important point when it comes to luggage space. In the Captur, mild hybrid versions offer luggage capacity up to 616 liters, and can expand to a maximum of 1596 liters. Renault also offers around 23 driving assistance systems in this model.
