Hyundai Creta N Line Reaches Dealership Before Launch: Detailed Walkaround Video
Hyundai will be launching the N Line version of their most popular SUV, Creta, in the market today. While the manufacturer is yet to announce the prices officially, we have already started seeing videos and images of the new Creta N Line online. Here we have a detailed walkaround video of the new Hyundai Creta N Line that shows all the changes both on the outside and inside.
The video has been shared by Avtansh Singh on his YouTube channel. In this video, the vlogger talks about all the changes in the new N Line Creta. He starts by talking about the color. The SUV is finished in a shade of grey which Hyundai likes to call Shadow Grey. As this is meant to look a lot sportier than the regular Creta, they have completely removed the chrome parts.
The front grille of the SUV is redesigned, and it gets a different design than that of the regular one. The front grille is now as big as the regular version. The redesigned grille has the Hyundai logo on it, with the 360-degree camera integrated into it. The position of the front camera does look a bit odd to the vlogger in this video. We also see an N Line badge on the front grille.
The LED connecting bar and the LED turn indicators are all the same as the regular Creta. They have a gloss black finish around them for a sporty look. The design of the front faux skid plate and lower air dam are all different from the Creta. The N Line version does look slightly more aggressive when compared to the regular version.
On the lower part of the bumper, we can see a red accent that goes with the N Line theme. Coming to the side profile, the video reveals the grey and black dual-tone theme of the car. The 18-inch alloy wheels get a new design, and the red brake calipers give it a sporty touch too. The body-colored door handles, N Line branding on fenders, and blacked-out roof rails are some of the other differentiating factors.
At the rear, the bumper gets a revised design. Just like other N Line products from Hyundai, the Creta also gets a more aggressive-looking bumper with a diffuser and red accents on it. The clear lens all-LED tail lamps with connecting LED bar, N Line badge can all be seen here in the video.
The vlogger then moves to the cabin. The SUV is available with a completely blacked-out cabin. The seats and dashboard are all finished in black. The leatherette seat upholstery gets red stitching, N Line branding on the headrests, red accents around the AC vents, and instrument cluster can all be seen here.
The SUV also gets an N Line steering wheel, which is a bit different from the regular one. In terms of features, the SUV continues to offer all the features like electrically adjustable seats, front seat ventilation, automatic climate control, ADAS, 360-degree camera, electric parking brake, drive modes, and so on.
The SUV is powered by a 1.5-liter turbocharged petrol engine. This engine generates 160 PS and 253 Nm of peak torque. Hyundai will make minor changes to the suspension and steering to make it more engaging to drive.
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Hyundai will be launching the N Line version of their most popular SUV, Creta, in the market today. While the manufacturer is yet to announce the prices officially, we have already started seeing videos and images of the new Creta N Line online. Here we have a detailed walkaround video of the new Hyundai Creta N Line that shows all the changes both on the outside and inside.
The video has been shared by Avtansh Singh on his YouTube channel. In this video, the vlogger talks about all the changes in the new N Line Creta. He starts by talking about the color. The SUV is finished in a shade of grey which Hyundai likes to call Shadow Grey. As this is meant to look a lot sportier than the regular Creta, they have completely removed the chrome parts.
The front grille of the SUV is redesigned, and it gets a different design than that of the regular one. The front grille is now as big as the regular version. The redesigned grille has the Hyundai logo on it, with the 360-degree camera integrated into it. The position of the front camera does look a bit odd to the vlogger in this video. We also see an N Line badge on the front grille.
The LED connecting bar and the LED turn indicators are all the same as the regular Creta. They have a gloss black finish around them for a sporty look. The design of the front faux skid plate and lower air dam are all different from the Creta. The N Line version does look slightly more aggressive when compared to the regular version.
On the lower part of the bumper, we can see a red accent that goes with the N Line theme. Coming to the side profile, the video reveals the grey and black dual-tone theme of the car. The 18-inch alloy wheels get a new design, and the red brake calipers give it a sporty touch too. The body-colored door handles, N Line branding on fenders, and blacked-out roof rails are some of the other differentiating factors.
At the rear, the bumper gets a revised design. Just like other N Line products from Hyundai, the Creta also gets a more aggressive-looking bumper with a diffuser and red accents on it. The clear lens all-LED tail lamps with connecting LED bar, N Line badge can all be seen here in the video.
The vlogger then moves to the cabin. The SUV is available with a completely blacked-out cabin. The seats and dashboard are all finished in black. The leatherette seat upholstery gets red stitching, N Line branding on the headrests, red accents around the AC vents, and instrument cluster can all be seen here.
The SUV also gets an N Line steering wheel, which is a bit different from the regular one. In terms of features, the SUV continues to offer all the features like electrically adjustable seats, front seat ventilation, automatic climate control, ADAS, 360-degree camera, electric parking brake, drive modes, and so on.
The SUV is powered by a 1.5-liter turbocharged petrol engine. This engine generates 160 PS and 253 Nm of peak torque. Hyundai will make minor changes to the suspension and steering to make it more engaging to drive.
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