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Renault Captur: Price Expectation In India

The Renault Captur is all set to go on sale tomorrow and will be positioned above the Duster in the compact SUV segment. But how will it fair on price? Here's what our price expectation is on the upcoming Captur.


Renault Captur: Price Expectation In India

Highlights

  • The Renault Captur compact SUV shares its underpinnings with the Duster
  • The Renault Captur is expected to be priced between Rs. 10-15 lakh
  • The Captur will be powered by 1.5-litre petrol and diesel engine options
Renault India kick-started the compact SUV segment five years ago and the automaker as well as this segment have come a long way since. While the Duster was utilitarian, rugged and purposeful, there has always been room for something premium from the French manufacturer. Addressing this demand, the Renault Captur will be going on sale tomorrow - November 6, 2017 - in the country in the compact SUV space. Now we've driven the Captur and know the specifications on offer. It's now just the pricing that's hidden and Renault will reveal the same tomorrow. While we wait to know what the company has in store, here's our price expectation on the Renault Captur.
The Renault Captur is based on the same platform as the Duster and also shares a tonne of features with the latter. However, the carmaker has gone one plus on the Captur and added more features and better styling to differentiate it from its sibling. The French compact SUV will be positioned above the Duster in the company's line-up and, as a result, will be priced at a slight premium as well. Prices on the Captur are expected to start from around Rs. 10 lakh for the base petrol, and will likely to go up to Rs. 15 lakh (all prices, ex-showroom) for the range-topping diesel.

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