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Chevrolet Captiva 2026 — Morocco price

from MAD 299,900 to MAD 354,000

The Chevrolet Captiva is a diesel-powered mid-size SUV offered in Morocco in two well-equipped 4WD automatic trims, priced between 299,900 and 354,000 DH. Built for families and professionals who need genuine all-terrain capability without sacrificing everyday comfort, the Captiva blends American brand recognition with practical SUV versatility. With its 2.2 VCDI turbodiesel engine, spacious cabin, and standard four-wheel drive across the range, it competes squarely in Morocco's growing mid-size SUV segment — making it a compelling alternative to European and Asian rivals.

Key specifications

Body
SUV
Fuel
Diesel
Year
2026
Availability
On sale

Trims & prices

Trim Price
22 Vcdi Lt 4wd Bva
MAD 299,900
22 Vcdi Ltz 4wd Bva
MAD 354,000

Pros

  • 4WD is standard on both trims — no need to pay extra for it
  • Automatic gearbox across the entire range for effortless driving
  • 2.2 VCDI diesel is well-matched to Moroccan roads and long-distance use
  • Spacious, family-friendly cabin with a practical SUV layout
  • Two distinct trim levels offer clear choice between value and premium spec

Watch out for

  • Brand network and resale value trail European and Asian rivals in Morocco
  • Only one engine option — no petrol or hybrid alternative available
  • The LTZ trim at 354,000 DH enters territory with strong premium competition
  • Limited trim choice (just two variants) reduces personalisation options

Our verdict

The Chevrolet Captiva in Morocco

The Chevrolet Captiva arrives in Morocco as a diesel-only, 4WD-equipped mid-size SUV, positioned at the more premium end of the segment. Both available trims — the 2.2 VCDI LT 4WD BVA (299,900 DH) and the 2.2 VCDI LTZ 4WD BVA (354,000 DH) — come with an automatic gearbox and permanent four-wheel drive as standard, which is a notable advantage over competitors that reserve AWD for top-of-range variants.

Powertrain & Performance

The 2.2-litre VCDI turbodiesel engine is a refined and torque-rich unit well-suited to Morocco's varied road conditions — from urban boulevards in Casablanca and Rabat to mountain passes in the Atlas or sandy pistes in the south. Paired with an automatic gearbox, it offers a smooth, stress-free driving experience whether you're navigating city traffic or heading out on a weekend road trip.

Who Is It For?

The Captiva is aimed at upper-middle-class families and professionals who want a roomy, well-equipped SUV with real 4WD capability and the reassurance of an automatic transmission. It suits buyers who prioritise practicality and perceived value over badge prestige, and who are looking for a spacious alternative to the segment's more expensive European offerings.

Market Positioning & Competitors

In the Moroccan market, the Captiva faces competition from established names like the Hyundai Tucson, Kia Sportage, Nissan X-Trail, and Peugeot 3008. Its key differentiator is standard 4WD across all trims at its price point — something rivals often reserve for their most expensive variants. The LTZ trim adds a richer equipment level to justify the premium over the LT.

The Two Trims at a Glance

| Trim | Price | |---|---| | 2.2 VCDI LT 4WD BVA | 299,900 DH | | 2.2 VCDI LTZ 4WD BVA | 354,000 DH |

The LT represents the entry point and already offers a solid equipment level for the price. The LTZ steps up with additional comfort and technology features, making it the go-to choice for buyers who want the full package and are willing to invest in a more premium daily experience.

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Frequently asked

What is the price of the Chevrolet Captiva in Morocco?
The Chevrolet Captiva is available in Morocco from 299,900 DH for the 2.2 VCDI LT 4WD BVA trim. The top-spec 2.2 VCDI LTZ 4WD BVA is priced at 354,000 DH. Both trims include an automatic gearbox and four-wheel drive as standard.
Is the Chevrolet Captiva available with a petrol engine in Morocco?
No. The Captiva is offered exclusively with a 2.2-litre VCDI turbodiesel engine on the Moroccan market. Both available trims share the same diesel powertrain paired with an automatic gearbox.
Does the Chevrolet Captiva have 4WD in Morocco?
Yes — four-wheel drive (4WD) is standard on both the LT and LTZ trims sold in Morocco. This makes it one of the few mid-size SUVs in its segment to offer 4WD across the entire range without reserving it for the top trim only.
How does the Chevrolet Captiva compare to the Hyundai Tucson or Kia Sportage in Morocco?
The Captiva's main advantage over rivals like the Tucson or Sportage is its standard 4WD on all trims and its automatic gearbox across the range. However, the Hyundai and Kia brands generally benefit from stronger dealer networks and better resale values in the Moroccan market.
What is the difference between the Captiva LT and LTZ trims?
Both trims share the same 2.2 VCDI diesel engine, automatic gearbox, and 4WD system. The LTZ adds a richer equipment level — typically including additional comfort, safety, and technology features — which accounts for the 54,100 DH price difference over the LT.
Is the Chevrolet Captiva a good choice for long road trips in Morocco?
The Captiva is well-suited to long-distance travel in Morocco. Its 2.2 VCDI turbodiesel engine delivers strong torque and reasonable fuel economy on motorways and national roads. The automatic gearbox and 4WD capability also make it comfortable on less-maintained routes or mountain roads.

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