Hyundai Creta has been the most successful product in its segment from the first day of its launch. It comes with an essence of a premium product, turning heads with its perfect dimensions and powerful engines. Hyundai is offering the Creta with a long list of variants, catering the needs of every customer, starting right below the price of INR 10 lakh. The engine options on the Creta are listed below.
# 1.4 L Diesel – 88.8 BHP @ 4,000 rpm | 219.96 Nm @ 1500-2750 rpm
# 1.6 L Diesel – 124.3 BHP @ 4,000 rpm | 259.8 Nm @ 1900 rpm
# 1.6 L Petrol – 121.3 BHP @ 6300 rpm | 151 Nm @ 4200 rpm
# Price Range (Petrol): INR 9.21-12.93 Lakhs
# Price Range (Diesel): INR 10.04-14.57 Lakhs
*Ex-showroom Delhi
Ex-showroom Delhi Price List
The options of gearbox include 6-speed manual and 6-speed automatic transmission. The availability of various engines and gearboxes in the variants is given below in the image from Hyundai Motor India.
Here are the Pros and Cons of the favorite above 4 meter SUV of India:
Pros of Hyundai Creta
# Dashing Exteriors
Hyundai Creta has got a very good design when it comes to exterior looks. The effective projector headlamps, roof mounted spoiler, 17-inch alloy wheels and roof rails boasts off its look in a very positive manner. It even gets the best design in its segment with premium feel from every angle.
# Classy & Feature-Rich Interiors
The SUV also has sophisticated interiors with best in segment dashboard design, touchscreen infotainment, engine start stop button and night mode on the Audio/Video Navigation System. The SUV also packs three-spoke steering wheel with phone and audio control. It uses the finest materials to craft the perfect space for 5 passengers.
# Impressive Built Quality
Creta offers an impressive built quality when it comes to the exterior and interior of the car. No buyer has ever felt underprivileged with its class leading quality, using better parts for providing a hassle free drive experience.
Hyundai Creta – List of Pros & Cons
# Best Engine Options
The Creta comes in three engine variants – a 1.4-litre CRDi diesel, a 1.6-litre CRDi diesel and a 1.6-litre VTVT petrol. Along with, Creta will be offered in both, manual and automatic transmissions. The driving nature of the car can make anyone go crazy over it. No other car of its class has such vast list of engine and gearbox options in it.
Hyundai Creta has received 5-star safety rating under C-NCAP (China New Car Assessment Program), and 4-star rating under Latin NCAP, which is again an added advantage for the car. The SUV also comes with safety features like HAC (Hill-start Assist Control), ESP (Electronic Stability Program), 6 airbags and reverse parking camera.
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Cons of Hyundai Creta
# Priced Higher than its Competitors
Despite being bold, big and loaded with features, Creta Diesel is still overpriced than Renault Duster and Mahindra Scorpio. This will make the buyer rethink before buying the SUV. In fact, People think of getting a Mahindra XUV500 in this price range.
# No AWD Option
The lack of all wheel drive forces many buyers to take a U-turn while buying a car. The same happens with Creta and buyers are forced to choose Mahindra Scorpio or Renault Duster over the Creta.
# Lack of 7-seat option
Well, the dimensions are good enough for 5 seat car but when competition (Honda BRV) are giving 7 seats for a lesser price, buyers of Creta are once again forced to think about the added utility of 2 more seats in a car.
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