Hyundai Creta - Smaller Santa Fe.

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Creta looks like a smaller version of the Sante Fe and was first launched in China as ix25. In other words, if you like the design of the Sante Fe, you will like Creta too. It falls in the segment of compact SUVs. Yup, another fancy term for marketing. I guess people like it when they know it is big.

Anyways, basic specs below

Engines - 1.6 litre Petrol, 1.4 litre / 1.6 litre Diesel (from Verna)
Mileage - 15 to 17 - Petrol, 19 to 21 - Diesel
Variants - 10
Transmission - 6 Speed Automatic and Manual
Seating capacity - 5
Price - 9 to 12 lacs

A review from CarDekho.com below


And one more from Autocar India



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