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CNBC-TV18 OVERDRIVE Awards 2016: Hyundai Creta is Car of the Year

After winning the SUV of the Year, the new Creta fought off stiff competition from manufacturers including Mercedes-Benz, Ford and Maruti Suzuki to win the covetted OVERDRIVE Car of the Year award

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Overdrive|Dec 09, 2015, 21:24:01 IST

After winning the SUV of the Year, the new Creta fought off competition like the Mercedes-Benz CLA, Ford Figo and Maruti Suzuki Baleno to win the Car of the Year award. The Creta features a commanding presence with its edgy design theme and a neatly designed cabin that gets all the necessary goodies you would expect from a premium SUV.

The 128PS 1.6-litre engine is quite a charmer with its linear power delivery while efficiency stands at an impressive 16kmpl. Apart from that, the Creta further scores brownie points thanks to the balanced driving characteristics. All in all, the Creta is a complete package.

The 2016 CNBC TV18 OVERDRIVE Awards were judged by a panel of experts on a range of criteria (read more about our judging methodology here) including how well they suit the role, value for the money they demand and also how involving they are to drive. No matter the category, we at OVERDRIVE value driver/rider involvement. A vehicle has to put a smile on its pilot’s face, no matter the power or price and that’s definitely one of the criteria in our judging process.

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First Published:Dec 09, 2015, 21:24:01 IST
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