Updated crossover Hyundai Creta passes road testing
- May 4, 2023
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The Korean automaker is preparing a massive update of one of its iconic models, the Hyundai Creta crossover. This is evidenced by the photos that have already leaked
The Korean automaker is preparing a massive update of one of its iconic models, the Hyundai Creta crossover. This is evidenced by the photos that have already leaked to the web. According to rumors, the bestseller will not only get a changed appearance, but also a new power unit.
Images of the prototype have been published by the Korean edition of Autospy.net. They show a car completely covered in camouflage. However, under the hoods you can see a rather large radiator grille with impressive crossbars. The exterior design is expected to be in the same style as the appearance of the new Solaris, which debuted in the Indian market under the Verna name.
As for the power units, here we can see both the usual 1.6-liter gasoline engine and the “diesel”. In addition, there are rumors that Creta will get a new supercharged 1.5-liter engine with 160 hp. Of. It will be mated to a seven-speed “robot”. This “heart”, according to Autocar India journalists, will be installed on the “charged” Creta N-Line. It will have a more aggressive body kit.
When we will see a commercial version of the crossover is not reported.
Images of the prototype have been published by the Korean edition of Autospy.net. They show a car completely covered in camouflage. However, under the hoods you can see a rather large radiator grille with impressive crossbars. The exterior design is expected to be in the same style as the appearance of the new Solaris, which debuted in the Indian market under the Verna name.
As for the power units, here we can see both the usual 1.6-liter gasoline engine and the “diesel”. In addition, there are rumors that Creta will get a new supercharged 1.5-liter engine with 160 hp. Of. It will be mated to a seven-speed “robot”. This “heart”, according to Autocar India journalists, will be installed on the “charged” Creta N-Line. It will have a more aggressive body kit.
When we will see a commercial version of the crossover is not reported.
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