Compare Cheap Renault Captur insurance

The Renault Captur is a family car that rivals the Nissan Duke SUV. Generous passenger seats and ample boot space helped sell 1.5 million first generation Capturs. The second generation continues to win over families. Modernized with even more room on the inside and a slightly bigger exterior, this small SUV is a no-nonsense buy. The plug-in hybrid E-Tech version is also out there set to appeal to those of us who want to reduce our carbon footprint.

Is it cheap to insure a Renault Captur?

The Renault Captur is an economical choice at the point of sale and within the budget range of most drivers to insure. Insurance groups start and remain low for all specifications. The TCe 100 in Play, Iconic and S Edition trim sit in a modest group 8. That’s very low. The dCI diesel is placed in group 11, its petrol counterpart sitting in insurance groups 14 to 16 depending on some spec choices. The Captur E-TECH hybrid lands in group 15. All models of the Captur sit in the bottom third of the insurance bands, so it is going to be relatively cheap to insure.

How much does it cost to get cover on a Renault Captur?

Insurance premiums take into consideration several factors. The age, occupation and address of the driver. The average mileage driven each year and the safety of the car when parked is also evaluated. The make and model of the vehicle are also taken into consideration. The entry level Play TCe would cost a 30 year old driver with driving experience, living in average post code, £700 and a comparative 50 year old, £495.

You can take steps to reduce the cost of your insurance bill. Avoid any driving convictions, pay annually rather than monthly Direct Debit, watch your mileage and install extra safety features. Finally, don’t accept your renewal quote, shop around for a new premium. We can help you with that, just give us a call or visit us online.

How much is Road Tax for the Renault Captur?

Vehicle Excise Duty (VED), more commonly known as road tax is a legal requirement. If you own a Renault Captur, you will pay £145 for standard road tax.

How many miles to the gallon does my Renault Captur do?

The 1.5 litre diesel will get you 58.9 mpg, on a full cycle and without electrical assistance, from its 94bhp version. The 113bhp variant comes in at 56.5mpg.

Which Renault Captur is the cheapest to run?

The Captur E-Tech plug in offers the lowest running costs, good for those company car drivers. It is also the most expensive to buy, costing you a little more than £30,000 to drive off the forecourt.

Does the Captur come with a warranty?

All new Renaults come with a three-year warranty and three years of Road Assistance as standard. Road Assistance is a vehicle-based membership so that anyone driving your Captur (with permission) will be covered.

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