Is there a Renault Captur automatic?

Is there a Renault Captur automatic?

Unlike the hot Clio, you can have your Captur in manual or automatic form.

Has Renault Captur been discontinued?

The Renault Captur, launched in November 2017 has been discontinued in June 2020 after a very short span of two years in the Indian market.

Is it worth buying Renault Captur?

The new Renault Captur is all grown-up, with an improved interior, plenty of on-board tech and reassuring levels of safety. Renault hasn’t disappointed with the latest Captur – performance is fine, running costs are sound, and the level of standard equipment is strong, so the Captur looks like a great choice.

Is an EDC automatic?

The six-speed EDC is an automatic dual dry clutch transmission, dispensing with the need for a clutch pedal. The ideal gear is selected automatically by an electronic control unit. Gearshift control is of the ‘P-R-N-D’ type, plus an ‘up/down’ shift mode.

Where is Renault Captur made?

Referred internally as the “Captur Global Access”, the vehicle is produced in Russia, Brazil and India.

Is Tata AMT reliable?

Tata cars have always had good long term reliability and performance and Tigor AMT is no different. The company has come long way with the quality and service they offer all over the world. The new Tata cars are now come equipped with the well-known Fiat Multijet engines.

Is a Renault Captur bigger than a Clio?

The new Captur sits on the same CMF-B platform as the latest Clio and it’s 110mm longer, 19mm wider and 17mm taller than the original model. The new platform and bigger dimensions have brought gains in passenger space and practicality, helping the Captur attract customers with growing families.

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