Now in its second edition. the Renault Captur is bigger and better than ever before. With spacious rear seats and boot, this SUV has room for all the family, and their belongings. It’s kitted out with the latest of Renault’s cutting-edge technology including the floating centre console that hosts the multimedia centre and navigation system. This model is almost fully customisable, and you can choose the roof, door mirrors, wheels and dashboard and upholstery colour as well as many other aspects to really make the Captur the car you want.
Renault is a French brand known for creating dependable practical vehicles and the Captur is a capable SUV that embodies this perfectly. It's positioned as Renault's entry-level, compact B-segment crossover SUV. It sits directly above the smaller Clio hatchback, below the slightly larger Symbioz family car, and well underneath mid-to-large SUVs like the Austral and Rafale coupe-SUV.
You can see the best leasing deals on the Captur above to compare the different specs and contract terms to find the best option for you. Alternatively, you can compare these with our current best SUV lease deals to see how it measures up against its competitors.
The Renault Captur is primarily driven by urban commuters, small families, and cost-conscious private buyers who want the elevated driving position of a crossover combined with the low running costs of a supermini. Its highly efficient E-Tech full hybrid powertrain makes it incredibly popular with drivers looking to achieve up to 60.1mpg without ever needing to plug it in, though its modest engine options and lack of a pure-electric variant make it less suited to long-distance business fleets seeking the absolute lowest tax brackets.
Built on the same mechanical platform as the Nissan Juke and Renault Clio, it stands out against major segment benchmarks like the Ford Puma and Volkswagen T-Roc with its smart, Google-integrated OpenR Link infotainment system and an incredibly versatile 16cm sliding rear bench seat. While it delivers an upscale, modern cabin feel that competes well against style-focused alternatives like the Peugeot 2008 and Vauxhall Mokka, buyers trade off a bit of outright luggage space on the hybrid model, as its battery pack eats into underfloor storage.
The main benefits of leasing a Renault Captur include the low fixed monthly payments that will never increase throughout your leasing contract, allowing you to drive away a brand-new car at a minimal initial cost.
You’ll also not need to worry about any depreciation that the car may have as you won’t be the owner, so you can simply hand the vehicle back at the end of the Captur lease deal and you’ll be free to look for a different car if you wish.
The cost of leasing a Renault Captur will depend on a few different factors including the vehicle spec, contract terms and deals available at the time. We’ve listed all of our current deals above for you to browse but you can filter these if you’re looking for a particular contract term or spec to only see the appropriate prices.
The Captur has plenty of interior space, with 422 litres of boot space, which can be increased even further to an impressive 536 litres if you slide the seats forwards to create a bit more space.
The Captur is a fantastic compact family SUV, offering versatility on the roads. As a small SUV, it’s easy to drive and park, making it ideal for daily driving.