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Best driving experience, comfortable, strong road presence, value for money, but low mileage in the petrol version. The service experience is not good at the Jalgaon Maharashtra showroom. Overall, worth buying.

Creta looks small on the roads. As small as that, we get confused with the Venue from the front side. Hyundai's cars have a smaller width, length, and height compared to competitors in the market. The price gap between a compact SUV and the SUV that the worth consumer is getting is the key here. The Indian market has changed now, where spending capacity has increased abnormally, while the Alto 800 used to be selling once, and now it is the Creta in June 2025. So, consumers in India are ready to spend money, but Hyundai is failing them.

The Hyundai Creta is a really good car to buy to tackle our Indian roads with ease. The suspension is very nice, and the seats are also plush with good bolstering, and the tech, along with the engine, is also nice. But before buying need to check the rear AC. There is no proper air flow at the back, which is a big disappointment for an 18-25 lakh car. You will need to shut the front middle AC vents for the rear vents to throw more air pressure. Hyundai should look into this matter.