Renault launched its small Captur crossover on Slovenian roads shortly after its international premiere. True, at first glance it looks like a lifted Clio with bigger wheels, but a closer look reveals a range of innovations, both bold new design approaches to the exterior and interior as well as technological treats.
Captur's big advantage over its competitors is its adaptability to different tastes. This is not only visual, it is also practical. There is a whole range of combinations of colors, materials, exterior and interior accessories and, of course, engines, which makes choosing the right model a very personal matter. You could say that the Captur is a true tribute to a fresh approach to designing cars for all tastes. It is also equipped with Renault's new R-Link, a multimedia system with a permanent Internet connection and a touch-sensitive screen, which, among other things, offers us voice control with navigation, hands-free calling, as well as the use of the popular social tweeter Twitter. In the future, they plan to fill the store with a bunch of other useful applications, and if we take this into account and add to the equation all the other comfortable and safe driving systems that Renault has given to the Captur, then we can conclude that it is intended for a new, dynamic generation of drivers who they swear by the shape and dynamism.
