Hey, had the same problem with my 2023 Renault Megane Hybrid. Turned out it was actually a sporadic communication error between the ECUs. Had to go to the garage where they did some checks and then fixed the fault. It was really annoying, but it wasn't vital. Apparently these problem scenarios occur from time to time with the hybrid models, but it's worth the trip to the workshop to be on the safe side. So don't worry too much, it shouldn't be a permanent problem. Hope this helps you.

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Hi, thanks for sharing your experience. Do you remember how much it cost you at the garage? And have there been any other problems that have cropped up since then?

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Yes, of course, I still remember it well. I paid €955 to fix the sporadically faulty communication problem between the control units. It wasn't exactly cheap, but since then everything has been fine. Regarding the low wiper fluid level: Yes, that was also fixed straight away. So I haven't had any more problems since the visit to the mechanic. No other problems have arisen since then either. So far, I can't report anything negative about my Renault Megane Hybrid. I hope it's the same with your Captur!

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Cool, thanks for the info! That really helps me. It's reassuring to hear that you haven't had any other incidents. I think I'll take my Captur away and have it looked at too. Your experience gives me back some confidence. Thank you very much and drive safely!

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