New flagship derivative for Hyundai Creta
Slotting in below the Hyundai Tucson in terms of price and size, the Creta, which launched back in 2017 has sold more than 11 600 units to date.
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Additional to the limited edition moniker fitted to the new derivative, the exterior receives a black roof to off-set the white body paint and exclusive two-tone 17-inch alloy rims. Creta owners also have the option to fit a nudge bar on the front and side skirts finished in either black or chrome.
The limited edition Creta also received red stitching on the leather seats which compliments the red inserts in the dashboard of the black and red interior. You will also find the multi-function steering wheel covered in leather with cruise control, an infotainment system with Apple Carplay alongside Android Auto connectivity and rear park assist sensors and camera. An SD card for off-line navigation is optional.
The limited edition treatment can be applied to either the six-speed manual or automatic, Executive petrol variant which delivers 90 kW and 150 N.m of torque from its 1.6-litre, 4-cylinder, naturally aspirated engine coupled to a six-speed gearbox. A manufactured claimed fuel consumption of 7.9-litres/100 km for the manual and 8.4-litres/100 km for the automatic. Also available for the treatment is the Executive diesel variant which produces 94 kW and 260 N.m of torque with recorded fuel consumption of 7.4-litres/100 km, from its 1.6-litre turbocharged engine which is equipped with Variable Geometry Turbocharger.
Pricing
1.6 Petrol Limited Edition – Manual : R372 900
1.6 Petrol Limited Edition – Automatic : R397 900
1.6 Diesel Limited Edition – Automatic : R438 900