Discover the perfect combination of eco-friendly performance and urban convenience with the Renault Captur Plug-in Hybrid or similar. This compact SUV is an excellent choice for travelers exploring Iceland’s stunning landscapes, especially if you’re planning to stick to paved roads and the iconic Ring Road. With its plug-in hybrid engine, you’ll enjoy a fuel-efficient drive while reducing your environmental footprint—an ideal option for those who prioritize responsible travel.
Eco-Friendly, Spacious, and Best for Summer Travel
The Renault Captur Plug-in Hybrid rental in Iceland is an eco-friendly and fuel-efficient choice for travelers who want comfort and value. This compact SUV combines electric and petrol power, helping you save on fuel while reducing emissions during your trip. With automatic transmission, seating for up to 5 passengers, and space for 3 large suitcases, it’s a smart option for couples, families, or small groups exploring Iceland’s top attractions like Reykjavík, the Golden Circle, and the South Coast.
Best suited for Iceland’s main tourist routes, the Renault Captur Hybrid is a 2WD vehicle, making it ideal for paved roads such as the Ring Road and coastal drives. While it performs well in winter, the best time to rent this car is April to September, when road conditions are favorable for 2WD vehicles. It can handle gravel roads and light winter conditions, but it is not allowed on F-roads or in the Highlands. For most visitors, this SUV provides a balance of comfort, luggage space, and easy driving on Iceland’s most popular routes.
Equipped with modern technology and safety features, the Captur PHEV makes driving stress-free with smart assistance systems, smooth handling, and hybrid efficiency. Whether you’re picking up your rental at Keflavík Airport, heading into Reykjavík, or setting out on a summer Ring Road adventure, the Renault Captur Plug-in Hybrid is one of the best budget-friendly hybrid SUVs for sustainable and reliable travel in Iceland.
⚠️ Important note: Charging cable is not included by default. If you’d like to use EV mode, don’t forget to add one during booking.
FAQ
- Where can I charge the Hybrid Renault Captur whilst travelling in Iceland?
You can charge a hybrid car in Iceland at a wide network of charging stations located in Reykjavík, major towns, and along popular routes like the Golden Circle and Ring Road. Most fuel stations, supermarkets, and hotels now provide charging points, and dedicated providers such as ON, Ísorka, and N1 operate fast and regular chargers across the country. Apps and maps from these networks make it easy to plan stops, and with Iceland’s growing focus on sustainable travel, finding a spot to top up your hybrid battery while exploring is straightforward and convenient.
- Can I drive the Renault Captur on F-roads?
Unfortunately not. The Hybrid Renault Captur is not a 4×4 and therefore, not allowed on F-roads. If you’re looking for a 4×4 Hybrid car that is allowed on F-roads then consider the New Hybrid Land Rover Defender.
- What months in Iceland do I need a 4×4?
You need a 4×4 in Iceland mainly from October to April for safe winter driving, but it’s also required in summer if you plan to explore highland F-roads.
- Where do I collect my car? / What is the pickup process?
We’re right where you need us — inside Keflavík International Airport.
Just head to the Hertz rental desk in the arrivals hall, and you’ll be on your way in no time. Thrifty is serviced by Hertz Iceland, so everything’s in one easy spot.
We also have pickups available at Reykjavik Domestic Airport, Akureyri, Egilsstaðir, and Ísafjörður. All with a similar collection process.- What is your cancellation policy?
You can enjoy a FREE cancellation up to 16 days before your rental time. Reservation that is cancelled more than:
16 days or more – Free cancellation
15-8 days before – 40% of the total reservation value
7-2 days before – 50% of the total reservation value
1 day before – 80% of the total reservation value
No Show – 100% of the total reservation value - What months in Iceland do I need a 4×4?
