Renault has been the flagship product of the Captur in the Indian market, which the company has now removed from its website. Captur is the only model from the company that has not been conformed to BS6 emission standards by Renault. That is why the carmaker discontinued it. However, there is a possibility that Renault would later launch it in the Indian market as a facelift model with BS6 engine, although there is no such official confirmation from the company. Let us know in full detail.

For your information, let us tell you that Renault Captur was launched in the Indian market just a few years ago in November 2017. However, instead of its global counterparts, the Indian model was built on the same B0 platform, on which the Duster is built. This is why the Captur in the Indian market was large and came with many cosmetic changes. However, this crossover model failed to attract Indian customers and sales in the Reno India lineup were quite low. The vehicle fell significantly in terms of sales in the compact SUV space compared to Hyundai Creta, Kia Seltos, MG Hector and Nissan Kicks in mid-2019. Discount was also introduced.

After its launch in the Indian market, Renault sold only 6,618 units of its Captur which is around 300 units per month on average. Not only this, due to the Coronavirus lockdown, Renault India sold a single unit in the Indian market. The carmaker is currently working on its first sub-compact SUV to be launched soon in the Indian market and will be based on Renault-Nissan's CMF-A + modular platform, which the company's Triber is built on. .

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