Renault has revealed the all-new Renault Captur compact MPV, following the launch of the all-new Clio.

Both cars sit on the brand’s latest CMF-B platform and share a totally new interior design and a new range of engines.

The Captur, unlike the Clio, will also be offered with an E-Tech plug-in hybrid powertrain. It will be the first Renault to feature the new technology.

Under the redesigned body sits a longer platform, giving more interior space and a larger boot.

Inside, the Captur benefits from a new interior layout. A large 9.3-inch touchscreen is the main highlight, there is also a fully-digital instrument cluster.

The engine line-up includes a 100PS, 130PS and 155PS petrol units and 95PS and 115PS diesels. Alongside a manual, there is also a seven-speed automatic available.

The plug-in hybrid uses a 1.6-litre petrol engine and will give a 28-mile zero-emission range. It will be available next year.

Advanced driver assistance systems include a front camera and radar and Highway and Traffic Jam Companion adaptive cruise control.

There are numerous parking aid options, including a 360-degree parking camera, Active Rear Vehicle Detection and front, lateral and rear parking sensors. There’s also the option of Handsfree Parking.

The infotainment system features a 4G connection to provide data services. All models get at least a seven-inch touchscreen, with the 9.3-inch version available on some models. It can be combined with a Bose audio system.

Improvements in aerodynamics and sound insulation are said to give an increase in refinement. The Captur is also lighter and stronger than its predecessor, which should lead to better driveability.

There are more than 90 colour combinations available, with different roof, body and interior options.

Pricing and CO2 emissions have not yet been confirmed but should be revealed closer to the car’s on sale date at the end of the year.