The South Korean automotive corporation Hyundai began to develop Creta crossover new generation. Is not it too early? In general, no. Since the new generation crossover (second generation) is planned to be born only in five years, in 2021. This information was spread on the web by Indian media. In particular, the thematic Internet portal Autocar India reported that in five years it will be the first in India Höndé Crete II. In its model range will be two main options - with a traditional five-seater cabin and with a seven-seater. We must assume that the seven-seater version can no longer be attributed to compact crossovers, if only because of the significantly increased body size. This is the third row of seats, and if it is not intended to transport children, as in some crossovers, then the seven-seater Crete will add at least seventy centimeters. And this is another form factor. In addition to these details, the Indian media did not report anything.
In less than a week, the next motor show will be officially presented in Sao Paulo Хёндэ Крета, created by Koreans especially for Latin American countries. This crossover model received external differences from the versions delivered today to India, China and Russia. The "South American" crossover Хёндэ Крета completely different grille, brake lights, instead of vertical fog lights are used here horizontal. There is an opinion of experts that it is in this vein that the existing versions for other car markets will be rewritten later.
In our car market compact-wheel Hyundai Creta arrived just recently, at the end of the past summer. Under the hood, the Russian versions of the crossover are installed 1.6- and two-liter gasoline engines with 123 and 150 horsepower. The first device is paired with a six-speed manual or automatic transmission, and the second is paired only with a gun. You can buy a Korean car from 750 thousand rubles. This is due to the localized build: Russian version of Hyundai Creta going to St. Petersburg facilities Hyundai Motor Rus. If it were an exclusively imported model, it would have been significantly more expensive. 
Despite the recent start, Creta has already managed to conquer the Russian car market, having chosen the second line of the rating among all Korean cars sold in our country. Solaris remains in the first place. In September, the Russians bought a crossover more than four and a half thousand times, and since the start of sales in August 2016, more than thirteen thousand have been bought up in Russia compact crossovers Hyung.
