The new Captur has already gone on sale in the UK, where its base price is under €25,000, making it more cheaper than such competitors as Ford Puma and Volkswagen T-Roc.
According to Autoevolution in the UK, the compact crossover is available in three configurations with two powertrain options. The base version, called Evolution, has standard features such as LED front and rear lights, tinted rear windows, a rain sensor, heated side mirrors and automatic air conditioning.
The list also includes a 7-inch digital instrument cluster for the driver, a 10.4-inch infotainment screen, a wireless smartphone charging pad, multiple USB-C ports, 17-inch wheels and rear parking sensors.
The mid-range Techno starts at just over €26,000 and features 18-inch wheels, roll bars, optional side and front parking sensors, electric side mirrors, auto-dimming rearview mirror, modular boot floor, 48 -color ambient lighting, 10.25-inch multimedia with built-in Google functions and two more USB-C ports for the back row.
The range-topping Esprite Alpine is priced at almost €33,000 and comes with 19-inch alloy wheels, two-tone paint with black roof, special interior styling, aluminum sports pedals, heated electric front seats, heated steering wheel and adaptive cruise control with speed limiter.
The base and middle trims are available with a 1.0-liter engine with a power of 90 hp. or with the E-Tech Hybrid 145 hybrid powerplant, while the flagship version is exclusively available in the 145 horsepower hybrid version.
