Hyundai Motor rolls out Creta N Line SUV for ₹16.82 lakh
The Hindu
Hyundai unveils Creta N Line SUV with advanced features, priced from ₹16.82 lakh to ₹20.30 lakh in New Delhi.
Hyundai Motor India Ltd. (HMIL) on Monday unveiled Creta N Line Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV) priced between ₹16.82 lakh and ₹20.30 lakh.
Creta N Line is powered by 1.5l Turbo GDi petrol engine with six-speed manual transmission and seven-speed dual-clutch transmission. It is offered in three mono-tone and three dual- tone colours.
The new car offers more than 70 Bluelink (an AI-based technology) features loaded with 42 standard and more than 70 advanced safety features. The SUVs come with six airbags.
“N Line is a niche product aimed at younger generation with added features,” said AVP and Vertical Head, Corporate Affairs, Puneet Anand. “With the launch of Creta N Line, the total N Line base is likely to increase further,” he said
According to him, HMIL started N Line in 2021 and Creta was the third car after i20 and Venue.
In 2021, the carmaker sold 2,500 N Line products which tripled to 7,500 units in 2022 and logged 10,000 units in 2023.
Mr. Anand said the waiting period for Creta was about 4 to 15 weeks depending upon the variant and efforts were being made to reduce the waiting period by increasing production.
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