Choosing your next car can be an overwhelming but thrilling experience. With so many great options like sedans, hatchbacks and SUVs, it is essential to consider your need. Be aware of the details when you compare popular models like the sporty Verna, the rugged Creta, the efficient Tiago or the stylish Altroz. Instead, focus on the aspects that matter most, whether cabin space, fuel economy, driving performance or the latest technology and safety features.
Think about your lifestyle and priorities.By analyzing the strengths of each vehicle and how they align with your needs, it becomes much easier to find the right ride for you and your family.
Design and AestheticsThe Verna sports a very modern, high-tech look. It has an attractive wide grille at the front and slim, futuristic-looking headlights. The LED strip connecting the headlamps also catches the eye, giving the Verna a bold, sporting character from the front. Also, you can check the price of Verna before making your decision.The Creta SUV opts for a more classic straight shape compared to the swooping Verna. It has a prominent, blocky grille and muscular lines like an old-school SUV, but I still look for the high-tech look thanks to details like the full LED accent strip.
The Tiago is inspired by a timeless hatchback design with more basic handsome front-end styling. Touches like the projector headlights and the energetic triangular pattern give it a youthful, fun personality without going overboard. Tata Tiago EV is also a great vehicle which you can consider for its excellent design and beauty.Of all of them, the Altroz has the most athletic appearance. Its headlights rotate dynamically in the sharp grille, making it appear as if it is standing still and moving. Add prominent sculpting and creases on the hood and bumper, and the Altroz looks eager to jump out of the line.
Engine and Performance
The Verna offers a powerful 1.5L turbo-petrol engine that produces 157hp and 253N of torque, providing an energetic driving experience. The Creta has three engine options – a 114hp/250Nm 1.5L diesel, a 158hp/253N 1.5 L turbo-petrol, and a 113hp/144Nm 1.5L naturally aspirated petrol engine.The Tiago has a 86hp/113Nm 1.2L petrol engine which offers adequate performance but lacks refinement and a 73hp/95Nm 1.2L CNG variant, which feels less powerful but offers higher efficiency.
The Tata Altroz comes with an 88hp 1.2L petrol engine that balances performance and efficiency, a 110hp 1.2L turbo-petrol engine for energetic performance or a 72hp/103Nm 1.2L CNG engine that prioritizes fuel economy over driving power. Interior & Features
The Verna stands out for its futuristic cabin layout centered around a large touchscreen and digital instrument cluster. With leather seats and chrome accents, it feels premium and high-tech. Hyundai also packs Connected CA technology and ambient lighting for lounge-like environments.Hyundai gave the Creta a more advanced interior makeover by blending the latest technology with soft-touch materials. Twin 10.25-inch displays form a stylish seamless panel. Thoughtful details like the passenger-side AC vent trim and ambient lighting carry the luxury. Overall, it is very modern and comfortable. Apart from this, different variants of Creta car are priced differently, so choose wisely while reviewing its features.Tata has smartly kept the cabin of the Tiago minimal, thereby maximizing space efficiency. The color theme adds vibrancy while the texture provides quality. The user-friendly center stack with infotainment display keeps controls accessible without complex layers. It balances practicality and comfort.
Benefit
When it comes to fuel efficiency, the Verna offers some solid figures across the range.Whether you choose the manual or automatic petrol variant, you can expect mileage in the 18-20 km/l ballpark. This is well balanced with the Verna's emphasis on performance and driving dynamics. As far as the Creta is concerned, mileage depends on factors like engine and transmission. Overall, it's still efficient for an SUV. With ARAI figures of around 19 km/l, the diesel automatics perform exceptionally well.The petrol manual is rated at around 17 km/l.
Tata has worked hard to increase the fuel economy of the Tiago. The petrol variant with manual gearbox leads the way with a rated economy of 19 km/litre. The option of AMT auto reduces this slightly to just 19 km/l. Switching to the CNG version increases economy dramatically to more than 26 km/kg.Known for its diesel engines, the Altroz offers excellent mileage in its diesel avatar – around 24 km/l. The petrol version is no slouch either at over 19 km/l. The CNG variant's incredible 26.2 kmpl rating makes it an efficient option. Conclusion
Buying a new car involves considering various factors to find the best one. Each model like Verna, Creta, Tiago and Altroz has unique strengths that cater to different preferences.Maximum fuel efficiency, head-turning high-end cabin, driving performance, or the latest technology can help narrow down the choices. Brands like Hyundai and Tata Motors offer attractive body style options by fitting small hatchbacks into SUVs. Focusing your thoughts makes it easier to select the right vehicle.
Unlock the potential to save Rs. Rs.85,000 off on your car acquisition through ACK Drive. Follow these steps to avail the opportunity:- Log in to ACKO Drive website.- Reserve your favorite car online, backed by our 'Best Price Guarantee'.
- Expect personal assistance from an ACKO Drive Consultant, who will assist with the loan process, documentation and delivery arrangements. - Wait for your car to arrive from the authorized showroom without any hassles.
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Think about your lifestyle and priorities.By analyzing the strengths of each vehicle and how they align with your needs, it becomes much easier to find the right ride for you and your family.
Design and AestheticsThe Verna sports a very modern, high-tech look. It has an attractive wide grille at the front and slim, futuristic-looking headlights. The LED strip connecting the headlamps also catches the eye, giving the Verna a bold, sporting character from the front. Also, you can check the price of Verna before making your decision.The Creta SUV opts for a more classic straight shape compared to the swooping Verna. It has a prominent, blocky grille and muscular lines like an old-school SUV, but I still look for the high-tech look thanks to details like the full LED accent strip.
The Tiago is inspired by a timeless hatchback design with more basic handsome front-end styling. Touches like the projector headlights and the energetic triangular pattern give it a youthful, fun personality without going overboard. Tata Tiago EV is also a great vehicle which you can consider for its excellent design and beauty.Of all of them, the Altroz has the most athletic appearance. Its headlights rotate dynamically in the sharp grille, making it appear as if it is standing still and moving. Add prominent sculpting and creases on the hood and bumper, and the Altroz looks eager to jump out of the line.
Engine and Performance
The Verna offers a powerful 1.5L turbo-petrol engine that produces 157hp and 253N of torque, providing an energetic driving experience. The Creta has three engine options – a 114hp/250Nm 1.5L diesel, a 158hp/253N 1.5 L turbo-petrol, and a 113hp/144Nm 1.5L naturally aspirated petrol engine.The Tiago has a 86hp/113Nm 1.2L petrol engine which offers adequate performance but lacks refinement and a 73hp/95Nm 1.2L CNG variant, which feels less powerful but offers higher efficiency.
The Tata Altroz comes with an 88hp 1.2L petrol engine that balances performance and efficiency, a 110hp 1.2L turbo-petrol engine for energetic performance or a 72hp/103Nm 1.2L CNG engine that prioritizes fuel economy over driving power. Interior & Features
The Verna stands out for its futuristic cabin layout centered around a large touchscreen and digital instrument cluster. With leather seats and chrome accents, it feels premium and high-tech. Hyundai also packs Connected CA technology and ambient lighting for lounge-like environments.Hyundai gave the Creta a more advanced interior makeover by blending the latest technology with soft-touch materials. Twin 10.25-inch displays form a stylish seamless panel. Thoughtful details like the passenger-side AC vent trim and ambient lighting carry the luxury. Overall, it is very modern and comfortable. Apart from this, different variants of Creta car are priced differently, so choose wisely while reviewing its features.Tata has smartly kept the cabin of the Tiago minimal, thereby maximizing space efficiency. The color theme adds vibrancy while the texture provides quality. The user-friendly center stack with infotainment display keeps controls accessible without complex layers. It balances practicality and comfort.
Benefit
When it comes to fuel efficiency, the Verna offers some solid figures across the range.Whether you choose the manual or automatic petrol variant, you can expect mileage in the 18-20 km/l ballpark. This is well balanced with the Verna's emphasis on performance and driving dynamics. As far as the Creta is concerned, mileage depends on factors like engine and transmission. Overall, it's still efficient for an SUV. With ARAI figures of around 19 km/l, the diesel automatics perform exceptionally well.The petrol manual is rated at around 17 km/l.
Tata has worked hard to increase the fuel economy of the Tiago. The petrol variant with manual gearbox leads the way with a rated economy of 19 km/litre. The option of AMT auto reduces this slightly to just 19 km/l. Switching to the CNG version increases economy dramatically to more than 26 km/kg.Known for its diesel engines, the Altroz offers excellent mileage in its diesel avatar – around 24 km/l. The petrol version is no slouch either at over 19 km/l. The CNG variant's incredible 26.2 kmpl rating makes it an efficient option. Conclusion
Buying a new car involves considering various factors to find the best one. Each model like Verna, Creta, Tiago and Altroz has unique strengths that cater to different preferences.Maximum fuel efficiency, head-turning high-end cabin, driving performance, or the latest technology can help narrow down the choices. Brands like Hyundai and Tata Motors offer attractive body style options by fitting small hatchbacks into SUVs. Focusing your thoughts makes it easier to select the right vehicle.
Unlock the potential to save Rs. Rs.85,000 off on your car acquisition through ACK Drive. Follow these steps to avail the opportunity:- Log in to ACKO Drive website.- Reserve your favorite car online, backed by our 'Best Price Guarantee'.
- Expect personal assistance from an ACKO Drive Consultant, who will assist with the loan process, documentation and delivery arrangements. - Wait for your car to arrive from the authorized showroom without any hassles.
(Disclaimer: The above press release has been provided by HT Syndication and we will not take any editorial responsibility for this content.)
