Ever since the launch of the Hyundai Creta was announced in the year 2015, it has been one of the favourite Crossovers of all times. Soon the first-generation Hyundai Creta saw rival models in the market. Kia Seltos and MG Hector were introduced who gave tough competition to Hyundai Creta. Of course, the rival companies launched their models with better features to outcast Creta from the market. However, Hyundai would not back down and recently at the Auto Expo held on February 6 in the year 2020, it launched the second generation Creta with a lot more exciting features and a tech-friendly support system.

The all-new Hyundai Creta is a B-segment Crossover that is revamped to bear the Sensual Sportiness of the Hyundai SUVs. The new design has got a big cascading grille with low-set headlamps adhering to the ongoing trend in car designs of the era. Above the headlamps, lies the daytime LED lights whereas below it, lies the fog lamps. All these cater to bring out a bold outlook at the forefront of the car. The silhouette is more enhanced giving an SUV like appeal and the rear stance also get a modification to bear a new look from behind.

While checking out its variants, you will find the new-generation Hyundai Creta is available in 17 variants. Ten of the variants have petrol engines whereas, seven of them are known to run on diesel engines. The seating capacity of all the variants is that five people could easily fit in and comfortably go on a long ride. Moreover, it has a boot space of 400 L, therefore, you can well carry all your stuff on board while you set off on a long journey. While Creta usually has set all its seats in the place with a single-piece rear seatback but if you go for the Creta AT variant then you may get 60:40 split-folding rear seats which could, in turn, be folded for having a greater space for your baggage items.

Even though not a very-friendly model for hardcore off-roading, yet the Hyundai Creta is a substantial performer at any uneven or rocky surface. Moreover, for long rides too, Hyundai Creta could be an ideal choice. Its spacious cabin and comfy seats are perfect for the driver as well as the passenger while going on long drives. Furthermore, Creta has good ground clearance in the city as well. Its light and peppy steering and clutch pedal along with short gear throws are perfect to combat the city traffic. Therefore, Hyundai Creta can well be bought for adventure as well as for daily commuting.

Coming to its Engine and Mileage, well Hyundai Creta has a decent mileage when it comes to its ground clearance. You get two variants in the engine types – one is the 1.4-litre diesel engine and the other is the 1.6-litre petrol engine. The fuel economy of the turbo engine in the diesel variants is around 21.4 Kmpl whereas for the petrol variants the mileage is about 16.8 kmpl. Both petrol and diesel variants have models with a manual and automatic transmission that gives a decent performance in terms of mileage and capacity.

One of the best features of Hyundai Creta can be defined as the Sporty appeal which the second-gen model has in it. Moreover, its new and enhanced cabin is just an over-the-top refinement to the car. Better performance and capacity are some of the other additions which make the car a complete package for swift commuting anywhere at any time.

Some of the distinguishable qualities to spot at the all-new Hyundai Creta are features like an Electro Chromic Mirror, Voice-Enabled Smart Panoramic Sunroof, Smartphone Wireless Charger, Puddle Lamps with a Welcome Function, Burglar Alarm, ESS (Emergency Stop Signal), VSM (Vehicle Stability Management Control) and an option to select the Drive mode such as Eco, Comfort or Sport. Thus, you can not only ride in style but in accordance with your preference too.