Renault Captur

Renault has unveiled its new Captur ahead of its official debut in Geneva.

The carmaker's first urban crossover borrows many of the same design cues as the latest Clio - unveiled in Paris last year – such as the tapering headlamps, grille and low air intake. The fog lamps are now surrounded by stainless steel, which helps to frame the lower air intake.

At the sides another Clio design feature can be seen in the form of a concave crease running along the lower part of the doors, along with an integrated rear spoiler. A sharper character line also runs along the side, starting from behind the front wheelarch and stretching into the prominent rear lamps.

Inside, the interior is almost identical to that of the Clio but with a wider center console to incorporate a shorter, chunkier touchscreen. Despite being just 4,120mm in length the Capture is designed with spaciousness in mind. The interior can be customized through a choice of colors and motifs for the different trim features.

Gallery: Renault Captur

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