Honda Elevate

The Elevate is another traditional, no-nonsense choice. It has a brilliant 1.5-litre naturally aspirated i-VTEC engine, a massive boot, and offers excellent ride comfort. But it lacks a diesel engine option and misses out on a panoramic sunroof.

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While the SUV is a mostly complete package, it has some advantages as well as disadvantages.

Pros	Cons
Refined and versatile engine options, as you get to choose from three different setups.	Exterior design can be polarising, so people may also go for the Vitara or the Elevate.
Exceptional interior quality and features, typical of the brand’s obsession with cabin refinement.	Top-spec turbo variants are expensive, going upwards of ₹20.00 lakh.
Comfortable ride quality on bad roads due to the higher unladen ground clearance.	No manual gearbox for turbo petrol, while the other two setups boast their presence.
Comprehensive Level 2 ADAS safety suite, although you will need to go for the higher trims.	Capacitive AC controls sometimes distract drivers, leading to an uncomfortable driving experience.

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If you want a mid-size SUV for daily city commutes, one that keeps your family absolutely comfortable on long road trips too, this car makes complete sense. The Hyundai Creta price falls within a wide bracket from ₹10.00 to ₹20.00 lakh, giving you incredibly strong resale value, and top-tier tech features that are not just showroom gimmicks; they’re quite useful, instead.

Compared to the Honda

Hyundai Creta SX(O) ADAS 2024- ₹20 lakh | Real-life review