Are The 2020 Hyundai Creta Petrol SX MT, SX AT, SX Turbo Variants Worth Buying?

by Mahesh Yadav on Monday, Apr 06 2020

Here we are looking at the details of the SX MT, SX AT and SX turbo variants of the 2020 Hyundai Creta petrol, to find out if they offer good value for money or if you should buy some other variant.

What Is The Price Of The 2020 Hyundai Creta SX Petrol Variant?

Here are the pricing details of the 2020 Hyundai Creta along with the price comparison with its diesel counterparts:

2020 HYUNDAI CRETA \| INTRODUCTORY PRICE LIST EX-SHOWROOM INDIA \| APR. 2020
	E	EX	S	SX	SX (O)
1.5L PETROL MT	-	Rs. 9,99,000	Rs. 11,72,000	Rs. 13,46,000	-
1.5L PETROL CVT	-	-	-	Rs. 14,94,000	Rs. 16,15,000
1.35L PETROL DCT	-	-	-	Rs. 16,16,000	Rs. 17,20,000
1.5L DIESEL MT	Rs. 9,99,000	Rs. 11,49,000	Rs. 12,77,000	Rs. 14,51,000	Rs. 15,79,000
1.5L DIESEL AT	-	-	-	Rs. 15,99,000	Rs. 17,20,000

Hyundai Creta SX MT petrol costs Rs. 13.46 lakh. The SX automatic costs Rs.14.94 and is Rs. 1.48 lakh more expensive than the SX MT. The SX is also available with a turbo petrol engine, which is priced at Rs. 16.16 lakh. It’s only available with a 7-speed automatic transmission and is Rs. 1.22 lakh more expensive than the SX AT.

What Are The Features Of The 2020 Hyundai Creta SX Petrol MT Variant?

Below are the features of the 2020 Hyundai Creta SX MT variant over S:

2020 HYUNDAI CRETA 1.5L PETROL \| SX VARIANT \| FEATURES OVER CRETA S Rs. 13,46,000 \| EX-SHOWROOM, DELHI \| APR. 2020
Safety	Entertainment	Functional	Style
Rear Disc Brakes	10.25-Inch HD Infotainment with BlueLink	Driver Side Auto Up-Down Power Window	R17 Alloy Wheels
Electronic Stability Control	BlueLink Integrated Smartwatch App	Rear Center Armrest w/ Cup Holders	LED DRLs
Hill Start Assist	Advanced BlueLink	Rear Seat Headrest Cushion	Chrome Door Handles
Child Seat Anchor		2-Step Rear Reclining Seat	Leather-wrapped Steering
Puddle Lamps with Welcome Function		60:40 Split Rear Seat	Metallic Door Scuff Plates
Burglar Alarm		Smartphone Wireless Charger	Ambient Lighting
LED Headlamps		Auto Folding ORVM	Panoramic Sunroof
		LED Map & Reading Lamps
		Adjustable Rear Headrests

What Are The Features Of The 2020 Hyundai Creta SX Petrol AT (CVT) Variant?

Below are the features of the SX AT over the SX MT:

2020 HYUNDAI CRETA 1.5L PETROL CVT SX VARIANT \| FEATURES OVER CRETA 1.5 PETROL MANUAL SX Rs. 14,94,000 \| EX-SHOWROOM, DELHI \| APR. 2020
Safety	Functional
Electric Parking Brake w/ Auto Hold	Drive Mode Select
Air Purifier	Paddle Shifters
Traction Control Modes

What Are The Features Of The 2020 Hyundai Creta SX Petrol Turbo Variant?

Below are the features of the Creta SX Turbo:

2020 HYUNDAI CRETA 1.35L AUTOMATIC SX VARIANT \| FEATURES OVER CRETA 1.5 PETROL CVT SX VARIANT Rs. 16,16,000 \| EX-SHOWROOM, DELHI \| APR. 2020
Style (Exterior)		Style (Interior)
Body Colour Outside Door Handles (instead of chrome)	Front & Rear Skid Plate in Matt Black	All-Black Interiors w/ Orange Color Pack	TGS Gaitor boot w/ Contrast Stitching
Optional Dual Tone Exterior with Glossy Black C-Pillar	Integrated Roof Rails in Matt Black	Orange Accent around AC Vents	Leather Wrapped Steering w/ Contrast Stitching
R17 Grey Alloys	Dark Chrome Grille		Sports Pedal
Twin Tip Exhaust	Black Side Sill Garnish

Should You Buy The 2020 Hyundai Creta SX Petrol MT/AT/Turbo?

The Hyundai Creta SX MT costs Rs. 13.46 lakh (ex-showroom) and justifies its asking price considering the features it adds over the S variant. The SX is the most value for money variant in the 2020 Creta petrol lineup and is the most value for money variant with a petrol engine and a manual transmission.

The Creta SX automatic costs Rs. 14.94 lakh. Just like the SX MT, the SX automatic is also a good value for the features it offers. If you want the new Creta with the automatic transmission

Priced at Rs. 16.16 lakh, the SX turbo is for those who want some performance out of their Creta. It’s also priced suitably for the performance gains and features it adds over the SX automatic and is worth considering. It’s certainly a better value than the SX (O) turbo. Tread with caution though, as this is a fairly new turbo petrol engine with direct injection and a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic. DCTs haven’t fared well in the long run in Indian climate and driving conditions. The turbo petrol engines are also only recently started gaining market share. Definitely get the extended warranty to insure yourself against the niggles sometimes experienced during the ownership of a car with new engine technologies.