New Hyundai Creta N-Line To Be Launched On March 11

Creta N-Line will be solely available with 1.5l turbo petrol which develops 160hp although what will be new with the Creta N-Line would be the availability of a manual transmission with this engine

Creta N-Line will be solely available with 1.5l turbo petrol which develops 160hp

Source : Autonation India

Hyundai is gearing up to launch the sportier avatar of its popular Creta in N-Line form. To be launched on the 11th of next month, the new Creta N-Line would be the third such offering from Hyundai within the N-Line range with the first two being the i20 N-Line and the Venue N-Line.

The Creta N-Line will be solely available with the 1.5l turbo petrol which develops 160hp although what will be new with the Creta N-Line would be the availability of a manual transmission with this engine as the current Creta only comes with a DCT. With a turbo manual combination, the enthusiasts will certainly like the return of a manual with a turbo.

The other changes include a tuned exhaust which will make the Creta N-Line much louder than the standard Creta along with a retuned suspension to be more firm and a reworked steering for a sportier feel. Hence, while the engine will make the same kind of performance, the crucial attributes of sound, steering and dynamics have been updated with the new Creta N-Line.

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There will be styling upgrades too with a reworked front-end thanks to a new bumper design. The car will have a wider chin and elsewhere, there would be bigger 18inch alloy wheels too. The rear styling will get dual exhaust tips plus a large spoiler along with a bigger diffuser.

The interiors would be black with red stitching too. The Creta N-Line will compete with the GT Taigun from Volkswagen and the Seltos X-Line with the turbo petrol and the GT Line. For Hyundai, this would be its most premium N-Line product yet.

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