Over the last decade, the compact crossover and crossover SUV segments have expanded in dramatic fashion. With so many new models making their way onto the market, it is sometimes difficult to know which one will cater to your every need. The newcomer, Hyundai Creta recently launched locally and could just be the model you are looking for. Why not peruse the articles below to find out more about the new Korean offering.
1. Hyundai Creta (2021) First Drive Impression
“So one can imagine that when I heard that the new Creta is made in India, my expectations were reservedly low, especially when one recalls the price-point that the first-generation Creta was designed and built to. I could not have been more wrong in my assumptions.”
Chad Lückhoff attended the local introduction of the new Korean compact crossover. Chad not only got to take a look up close of the new model but also put it through its paces. In the article, Chad delves deep into the new Hyundai Creta explaining what the latest features are on the new model and shares his first driving impression.
2. Top 4 safety features on the new Hyundai Creta
“The new model not only offers new styling and powertrain options but also a host of new safety equipment. We list the top four safety features on the new Hyundai Creta.”
One of the most important factors when considering a new car is its safety features. The new Creta not only offers new styling and new powertrain options but also a host of safety features. Ryno Fourie takes a closer look at what can be considered the top four safety features on the new Hyundai Creta.
3. New vs used Hyundai Creta: what are the top 3 differences?
“With the latest Creta revealed to the local market, we take a closer look to see if the changes are skin-deep or more extensive.”
Is the new model really that different from the outgoing variant? Should I not just buy a used model instead of the new vehicle? If this is the questions you have in your mind, then take a look at Ryno's article where he lists the top three differences between a new Hyundai Creta and the model it replaces.
4. Which new Hyundai Creta is better: diesel or petrol?
“While it quickly becomes apparent that the diesel is the most balanced option in performance, frugality and price, the 1.4T will provide better performance and a smoother transmission but at a 1.3 L / 100 km premium.”
The new Creta is offered in both diesel and petrol guise and a variety of transmission configurations. To find out which one will meet your requirements and which one we would go for, why not give this article a read.
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