Monday, 30 November 2015

Hyundai Creta – Road test review by Autoportal.com



The in-fashion compact SUV/crossover segment is just getting hotter by frequent new launches in this segment. Launched here on July 21st this year, Creta was the most anticipated car from the South Korean based automaker after the i20 Active crossover. The car made almost 15000 pre-launch advance bookings and soon went on to become the most selling SUV within just one month of the launch.  Check out more images, photos & HD wallpapers of latest car models, upcoming cars in India, Follow AutoPortal on Pinterest. 

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Overview
Measuring 4270 mm in length, 1780 mm in width and 1630 mm in height, the Creta carries a wheelbase of 2590 mm and a healthy 190 mm ground clearance. A raised stance, bold chrome grille, sweeping headlamps and flat bonnet with a black cladding all around are the notable features outside. The famed Fluidic sculpture is very evident in the new car and it has an imposing road presence. Some of the impressive features seen in the Creta are the projector headlamps with LED positioning lamp, 17” Diamond Cut alloy wheels, 7” audio video navigation with 6 speakers, Smart key with Push button Start and 6 airbags. Although the Creta is a compact SUV, its wheel base promises a decently spacious cabin with good head room and knee space.

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Engine and Performance
Hyundai offers two diesel engines and one petrol motor. The diesel range gets a 1.4-litre CRDi diesel powertrain which produces maximum power of 90 PS along with 220 Nm of top torque and is mated to a six speed manual gearbox. The other diesel motor is a 1.6-litre,producing 128 PS of peak power and 260 Nm of maximum torque. This engine is available in six speed manual as well as six speed automatic transmissions. The petrol unit is a 1.6-litre VTVT gasoline engine capable of churning out a high power of 123 PS along with 151 Nm of top torque. This engine is also linked to the six speed manual transmission. All the engines are refined and the gear shifts are quite smooth. Mileage offered is also decent at 17-19 kmpl for the diesel ones and 15-21 kmpl for the petrol ones. 

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The ride
Like most other Hyundai cars, the Creta also offers a fairly smooth ride. The electronic power steering is just perfect. Ventilated disc brakes at front and drum brakes at the rear are responsible for accurate stopping power. The NVH levels are very well under control resulting in a quiet cabin. One reason that makes the Creta stand over its rivals is its automatic diesel engine, which is the very first and also the only one in its segment. The automatic versions have been perfectly tuned in for highway cruising as well as urban city drives. It is hard to beat the Creta in terms of styling, refinement, practicality and ease of use.

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