The Creta turned out to be the smallest all-wheel-drive vehicle in Hyundai's model lineup. The crossover stretches 4270 mm in length, 1780 mm in width, and 1630 mm in height. The ground clearance of the model is a quite respectable 190 mm.
The price of the Creta in the basic Active trim starts from 499,000 hryvnias. For this money, the crossover will be equipped with two airbags, a full set of electronic assistants, including the ESP stability control system and hill start and descent assist, air conditioning, as well as other useful options.
The initial front-wheel-drive version is equipped with a 123-horsepower petrol engine, well known from the Accent model, and a 6-speed manual transmission.
The most fully equipped Creta is offered with all-wheel drive and a two-liter petrol engine with 150 hp. The top trim for 764,000 hryvnias includes: rear-view camera, Smart Key keyless entry, leather interior, 17-inch wheels, and much more.
Deliveries of diesel versions are not yet planned, but their appearance on the Ukrainian market in the future is not ruled out.
You can learn more about the Hyundai Creta trims in our catalog.
