Hyundai is a trusted car brand in the country. There is a lot of enthusiasm among Indian customers to buy cars from this company. Creta's booking has crossed 40,000 units. Hyundai India has announced that Creta has achieved this feat since its launch before lockdown. In difficult times like the coronavirus pandemic, Hyundai India had already received 14,000 pre-booking launches of the second generation Creta and in May the company received 20,000 bookings for the compact SUV and the next 10,000 bookings were received by the company in June and now The company has ensured that more than 40,000 bookings have been received for this car. 

Talking about power and specifications, the Hyundai Creta has the first 1.5-litre petrol engine available, which has the power to generate 113.42 Hp at 6300 Rpm and 144.15 Nm of torque at 4500 Rpm. In terms of transmission, this engine is in the option of 6-speed manual and intelligent variant transmission. The second 1.5-litre diesel engine in this compact SUV generates the power of 113.42 Hp at 4000 Rpm and 250 Nm of torque at 1500-2750 Rpm. In terms of transmission, the engine is available in 6-speed manual and 6-speed automatic transmission options. The compact SUV has a third 1.4-litre turbo petrol engine that generates the power of 138 Hp at 6000 Rpm and 242.22 Nm of torque at 1500-3200 Rpm. In terms of transmission, this engine is equipped with a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission.

Hyundai Creta Typhoon Silver, Polar White, Red Mulberry, Galaxy Blue, Lava Orange, Phantom Black, Titan Gray, Polar White with Phantom Black Roof, Lava Orange with Phantom Black Roof, Deep Forest ( Single-tone) such as colour options have been made available in the market. In terms of dimensions, Hyundai Creta has a length of 4300 mm, width 1790 mm, height 1635 mm, wheelbase 2610 mm and fuel tank capacity of 50 litres. The initial ex-showroom price of Hyundai Creta is 9.99 lakh rupees.

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