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The Renault Captur Helly Hansen arrives on the European market

The partnership between car brands and fashion labels is nothing new. It is common for a clothing brand to team up with another company from the automotive world to join forces, so that one of the manufacturer’s models carries the name and design identity of the other’s clothing line. This month sees the release of the result of one of these common strategies, the Renault Captur Helly Hansen.
The special version of the Renault Captur, which bears the name of the sports and leisure clothing brand, has started to go on sale, and Renault dealerships across Europe have begun taking orders for this version of the small French crossover, with the first units due to be delivered soon.
The Renault Captur Helly Hansen version was announced in May, and now that it has reached dealerships, an extensive image gallery is available that focuses on the special features of this special edition.
The model comes with Extended Grip, a system that improves driving and offers three driving modes for each of the surfaces you may encounter. “Road” is the everyday setting for normal road surfaces; “Loose Ground” automatically adjusts the engine power and braking force sent to the front wheels; and finally, “Expert“, which allows the driver to accelerate while the system still maintains control over braking.

Aesthetically, it features the Flamme Red finish and underbody protectors in Platinum Grey, as well as 17-inch alloy wheels with a black finish and the H/H logo located on the A-pillars.
Inside, it has imitation leather and fabric upholstery, plus the R-Link screen and a rear-view camera. It is available with all the engines of the basic model, and prices start from €20,700.
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