With such tuning, “Creta” will surprise even haters.
Hyundai Creta of the second generation is the car, the “exterior” of which the Russians have met “to the beat.” However, even from it you can make “candy”. Indian craftsmen are proof of that.
What is so remarkable about this “Creta”?
The main “chip” tuning is the black color of all body elements. The car has got black bumpers, grille, C-pillar, wheel arches and door sills.
Also Hyundai Creta II endowed new rimsthat give the cross a sporty character. Dilute the blackness of a dark horse red brake calipers and a decorative strip that runs along the entire length of the radiator grille. The CRETA badge has been removed from the tailgate to give the car a cleaner look.
Not “external” uniform
In addition to work on the exterior, the tuners took care of the performance of “Creta” and increased engine output by 10%… Recall that a 1.5-liter gasoline engine with a capacity of 115 liters is installed under the hood of the crossover. from. and 144 Nm. Also available are a 1.4-liter gasoline “turbo”, developing 140 “horses” at 242 Nm, and a 1.5-liter diesel, producing 115 horsepower and 250 Nm of torque.
Hyundai Creta of the second generation is not yet available on the Russian market. In India, the crossover is sold at a price of 13,600-23,500 US dollars, which is equivalent to 1-1.77 million rubles.
The first generation of the model is available on the domestic market at a price of 1,027,000 – 1 567,000 rubles… This crossover is equipped with 1.6-liter 121-horsepower, 1.6-liter 123-horsepower and 2.0-liter 150-horsepower gasoline engines. Transmission – both “mechanics” and “automatic”. Front-wheel drive and full.
Interestingly, the reaction of Russians the second “Cretu” is mostly negative. The overly futuristic design causes ridicule among domestic motorists. For example, Russians write similar comments: “A very strange design. They probably have a European designer quit and now they have either invited their own Korean, or Japanese, or even Chinese. It is not immediately clear whose narrow eye drew this. “
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