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The Hyundai Creta does not enjoy market space alone; it sits in a heavily crowded segment.

Kia Seltos

The Seltos is the Creta’s mechanical twin, with a sportier, stiffer suspension setup and an arguably sharper, more aggressive exterior design. However, the Creta is more comfortable over broken Indian roads.

Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara

The Grand Vitara wins in fuel efficiency, returning some diesel-like mileage numbers even though it’s a petrol engine. Yet, it fails to overpower the Creta in terms of engine performance, interior material quality, and high-end tech features.

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.

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