The Creta N Line seamlessly merges sporty design and performance for an exhilarating driving experience. Distinguished by its N Line badge, it enhances the Creta's comfort and feature-rich interior, delivering exceptional value for those seeking a dynamic yet practical ride.
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4 variants · ₹19.03 – 20.1 Lakh (ex-showroom)
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The Hyundai Creta N Line is the third model in the new sub-brand and is positioned as the sportier version of the standard Creta. We take a quick run to tell if its worth the hype.
4.6/5 from 38 reviews
You get ~10 - 11 kmpl in city driving with AC. On highways, you can extract up to 15 kmpl. The engine is very well tuned. Cabin noise insulation great. The car comes with Bose speakers, which make the audio great. ADAS can be a bit irritating if you’re driving in cities like Bengaluru. I have disabled active assistance.
This is a perfect car for those who want a family car with a sporty feel and turbo engine and sporty looks especially, I would suggest going for a manual instead of an automatic if you belong to a small city which have less traffic
This car is a very good car, it is very fun to drive and futuristic and Korean cars feeling like a German SUV. It can go anywhere; it is not All Wheel Drive, but it can go. Anywhere
I recently drove my Hyundai Creta N Line for about 400 km in one stretch with a family of five. The car delivered an impressive driving comfort, with well-cushioned seats and good cabin space that kept everyone comfortable throughout the journey. The suspension setup handled long drives smoothly, even on mixed road conditions. In terms of performance, the N Line’s engine felt responsive with enough power for effortless highway cruising and overtaking. The steering was precise, giving a confident feel behind the wheel. The mileage was also quite satisfactory, considering it was a fully loaded f
The avg ex-showroom price of Hyundai Creta N Line base model is Rs. 19.03 Lakh which includes a registration cost of Rs. 245203, insurance premium of Rs. 84069 and additional charges of Rs. 500.
The avg ex-showroom price of Hyundai Creta N Line top model is Rs. 20.10 Lakh which includes a registration cost of Rs. 278764, insurance premium of Rs. 87996 and additional charges of Rs. 500.
Hyundai Creta N Line is a 5 seater car.
The dimensions of Hyundai Creta N Line include its length of 4330 mm, width of 1790 mm and height of 1635 mm. The wheelbase of the Hyundai Creta N Line is 2610 mm.
No, Hyundai Creta N Line doesn't come with four wheel drive option.
The top Model of Hyundai Creta N Line has 6 airbags. The Creta N Line has driver, passenger, 2 curtain, driver side and front passenger side airbags.
Yes, all variants of Hyundai Creta N Line have ABS. ABS is a great accident prevention technology, allowing drivers to steer while braking hard.
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