Hyundai Creta news

The past week’s updates majorly related to Hyundai cars while we also got a fresh set of spy shots of the 2024 Tata Nexon

While the term SUV is being used a bit too freely given the body style’s extreme popularity, most will fail to meet all of these criteria

The past week that was filled with spy shots of a couple of SUVs also gave us new special editions of three Tata cars

Only the 1.5-litre petrol and diesel engines of the Creta now remain on sale

The popular compact SUV also gets several active safety features as standard

Majority of the cars in this list secured a safety rating of four stars or higher

Maruti is replacing the diesel unit in its SUV with a strong-hybrid so what better way to compare its claimed mileage than with the segment leader’s diesel-manual setup?

Several manufacturers announced price hikes on their products this week, which will take effect from January 2023

Only two SUVs saw positive sales growth while the segment witnessed a 10 per cent drop in month-on-month sales

The current India-spec Hyundai Creta only has a three-star global NCAP safety rating

The Taigun is the earliest available compact SUV in this list

The global supply disruption and material shortages are the primary reasons for the delay

The Korean duo continue their blockbuster run in their segment, leading to a maximum waiting time of up to six months

The segment, however, saw a month-on-month (MoM) decline of around 10 per cent

The semi-autonomous safety technology is now seen in several cars in India
Hyundai Creta road test
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