This is what a mature and unbiased review looks like. Having a favourite car brand and bashing a rival brand doesn’t help anyone. Unbiased reviews like these are rare on RUclips these days but are extremely important for larger good of car enthusiasts community.
Telling people to skip right to the end and get the summary instead of spending 40 minutes is a bold move. Views won't be counted if people only watch 10 percent of a video. This shows that they don't care much about the superficial stuff. They care about serving the audience. Hats off!!!
That’s not how it works bro. Even 1 second is counted as a view. What’s important is watch time, which is what percentage of the video people have watched on average. Having worked as an editor for podcasts, the usual watch time is around 20-30%, so by pushing people to the quick summary, you kinda ensure that 30% watch right off the bat and anyone watching the full episodes just adds to that watch time. Pretty genius if you ask me.
Trademark Creta owner traits: 1: Highbeam Flashing 2: Continuous Honking 3: Following too close to the vehicles infront, even on open highways. 4: Thinking of it as Paul Walker's R34 GTR in Fast 4 and driving it like that way in the city and traffic conditions 5: Window all blacked out with the tints borrowed from House Harkonnen from Dune itself so that not a single glimmer of daylight would enter that cabin. 6: Playing music so loud with the windows closed that the motorcyclists waiting at the signal nearby would get abs workout because of the bass boom. 7: Did i mention "Honking"? P.S: We never have done this and don't think we do this just because we own two Cretas lol.
Now do one for Scorpio owners or better Thar owners. Bhaukal owners of Fortuners But maybe that doesn't sit well with narrative of bashing MS and Hyundai I guess.
This is a baseline of all car drivers now irrespective of make. We are a country who likes to honk and disturb others (even nights while parking people take immense fun in keeping the lock noise on to disturb others) as the immense pleasure.
I think there's a big lesson here for TATA Motors to learn. Rather than making "Personas" that nobody can remember, they should thing about making something like TATA's version of N-Line instead. I know I've seen the Altroz racer but it's not on the road yet. Their DARK pack is the best platform to make a sporty version of a Harrier or the Safari. Thanks for educating us about this kind of stuff that generally we won't be aware of. I've watched other videos on the Creta N-Line where they were getting excited by the new sporty looking diffuser & the rear spoiler, you're the only people who raised the question of practicality so I bow down to you people with respect. Anybody can get excited by things that you see for the first time but one needs the audacity to take a step back & think about it's purpose. Hat's off to you guys! Love from Bengaluru! Also sorry for a lengthy comment!😉
We actually have the 2015 1st gen Creta with the iconic 1.6CRDi motor and the 2nd gen pre facelift model with the 1.4 DCT in our family. Both have served us well till now( 1.6D Creta has done 376k kms and 1.4DCT Creta has done 48k kms). Brand Creta for the win!🔥🔥🔥🔥 The 1st gen Creta is surely the most handsome of all Cretas but the soft suspension always had given us second thoughts if you want to have some fun on highways. Its more of a cruiser. No such issues in the 2nd gen Creta. Its dynamics are in the whole another level if we compare it to the 1st gen Creta.
@@motorinc We have done travelled the entire Odisha state and some of its neighbours in the diesel Creta and it munched miles like there's no tomorrow. Lol
I have installed Coil Spring Buffer called Car Stabilizer Pro @Rs10k in my 1st gen Creta and reduced the bouncy ride. In my opinion it's the best accessory for the 1st gen Creta. Overal Height increases by 1inch and suspension becomes stiffer which can reduce the Ride Quality little bit.
Oh! That's how all the 90's and 2000's born kids grew up and MotorInc has been able to put my enthusiasm alive by such great Sunday mornings. Such a great resemblance brother. I fully agree with your opinion ❤
I recently bought an i20 n line and I totally get how that steering wheel changes the feel of what it's like to drive the car. It's a significant factor in why I've put 800km on it in 3 weeks! Hyundai gets a huge plus from me for having an option for 25 y/o enthusiasts who look at europe and their hot hatches with envy, and the n line experience has changed how I look at the brand itself.
@@823fax we got the n8, but I personally wanted to go for the n6. Dad vetoed that decision since he thought the top variant had better features for some reason.
Another hitting it out of the park episode guys. Thanks a ton for making my Sunday. I am an owner of a Polo TSI which is closing on 11 years and want to upgrade to a spacious vehicle. I hate the looks of the Creta since the gen 2 and that hasn’t changed with the newer generation and the N line. Despite that I look past it, as I feel that it’s one of the most practical vehicle available for a user like me who is an enthusiast at heart but need to be aware of family needs and this N line seems to have made it a bit more appealing. The trouble however is the dealership experience, it’s been a month since I visited both Hyundai and Kia showrooms in town, both don’t have a turbo DCT for a TD and want me to drive a diesel MT and book the car. When Kartik mentioned about doing back to back test drives of the regular Turbo and the N line turbo, I felt really sad. The only dealerships who offered a TD of all the combinations of engine and transmission are the VAG people. They are Incredible driving machines, which doesn’t offer a peace of mind. Sucks being stuck in a limbo like this. Thanks again guys!
Glad to you mentioned the high beams and flashing lights bcz i feel ppl actually listen to you guys. And a great idea to lower the stance a bit to make it feel sportier, enthusiasts will definitely appreciate it . Good video guys and all the best for the next one
I only wish Motorinc First existed couple of years ago. Shumi talking about the Gen 1 390 Duke and Karthik talking about the Abarth Punto. The good days.
Hi Shumi and Kartik! I'm a brand new 'MotorIncer'. The format of automotive coverage on this channel is a game-changer. The way you share your experiences with the vehicles is more insightful, particularly when the back and forth kicks in. I hope this streak continues and the channel grows quantitatively, but not at the cost of the quality of your production and discussion. Also, I really hope that automakers are keeping tabs because the suggestions, expectations and ideas you pitch are more reflective of what consumers need and want. Keep up the awesome work!
You guys make sundays better!! Can we have an episode on the state of the Japanese companies in India please, we've loved their bikes for their performance and reliability but now seem to be missing out on some of the best in class motorcyles which they refuse to bring to India in a meaningful way
I have had an N Line for 3 months now and have driven more than 5k kms, been to manali, Baralachala. Loved the overall experience. I completely agree with the point that this has been tuned so sweetly that the overall experience goes a number of notches ahead. With respect to ADAS, I have a differing opinion to your and love using it. But that is something totally “to each his own”!!
What a calming sensation it is to witness such a harmonious discussion on cars. The atmosphere is impeccable, from the engaging conversations to the wealth of knowledge and the seamless presentation against a fitting backdrop. You all are executing this wonderfully. Finally, a show where one can effortlessly absorb the dialogue. Wishing you all the best! On another note, I couldn't help but notice there hasn't been an episode featuring MG yet. Am I overlooking something? Additionally, many will be interested in acquiring and learning more about various aspects of cars beyond just reviews, such as used car markets, insurance, vehicle health checks, and more. We believe you can certainly provide valuable insights in these areas as well.
Hey Ankur! Glad you're enjoying the MotorInc experience! MGs are in the works, you'll see them soon! And your other request is already on our to-do list!
Very mature and honest review(as always). I got hooked to this channel when I started researching for motorcycle, but now I just watch these videos for relxation! Soothing voice of Kartik and witty comments by Shumi are to blame for this! I am planning to upgrade my car 2-3 years down the line. By that time you guys will have already entertained and educated me enough. Thank you for the great work you are doing. Keep it up!
Hi Kartikeya and Shumi, I love watching your videos to the extent that in all the years of watching RUclips videos, I think this is my first comment on a video ever. Great job, please keep it up. Please read on… One Hyundai/Kia feature that Kartikeya had pointed out in his Seltos review was the tilting seat feature. This was never spoken of after that in any of your videos (Or any other video covering the Korean cars). I am a tall (191 cm) man, and under-thigh support is a big part of seat comfort for me. I recently test drove most sedans and csuvs in the 15-20L price bracket - even went a segment up to Harrier/Octavia/Compass. I am not an enthusiastic driver and 90% of my driving is in the city. I was amazed at how much of the difference this tilty seat feature makes to the seat comfort and the fact that NO car maker has this feature other than the Koreans. Honestly, this feature made such a big difference for me that I am not sure I can even consider any car other than creta/seltos anymore. This brings me to my big grouse with the Koreans: 1. Why couldn’t they get the manual seats to also tilt? I don’t care about automatic seat adjustment, but I am having to pay for it just for this feature. 2. Because this feature is only compatible with auto seats, I am having to pay extra towards ADAS also. In context of this video, I’ll have to choose the N10 just because of the tilty seat. There is no version of seltos/creta which gets auto seats but no ADAS. It’s worse with Seltos. I can’t get tilty seat with an IVT gearbox at all! 3. Why can’t this be brought in the Verna? It’s just a perfect car I thought. Not even the top version of Verna gets this! When you’re driving at 20 kph 90% of the times (true for most of the people), ergonomics and driver / passenger comfort become way more important than the extent to which these things are being covered by the media presently. I hope you spend a little (just a little more) time in discussing comfort and ergonomics.
Hullo! Just skipping to the 8 way adjustable electric seat - it is available with the SX O with the IVT. We checked the brochure too. Please let us know if there’s anything we could help with.
Hey guys, I really think the whole "TEAM" at Motorinc, not just our lovely hosts on the series are doing a fantastic job. I come to YT more often in my day and have developed an affinity to hear these episodes. It really feels like am sitting with my like-minded car enthusiast friends having a chat without feeling left out. Its so relatable to the granularity Kartikeya talks about when he is referring to the car, its so satisfying. And Shumi's humor too almost everytime is like a "BURN!" and cracks me up alot. Thanks alot team. And obviously, Kartikeya and Shumi. Have been watching their reviews from a decade when I was just outta college or got my first car or motorcycle and they too have really grown in their story telling and making auto journalism as interesting as being a kid in a candy store if I were to express this. I am gonna keep waiting for Renault to drop their new Duster and hear these gentlemen do a Motorinc First session on the same, even the Bigster for that matter. I haven't upgraded my Duster for the same reason. That's how relatable their observations are.
I am tempted to finish this podcast right now, but I'd rather savour this at night. Your episodes have a calming effect on me, but puts me to sleep fast(in a good way-like grand ma's bed time stories). So, I eventually keep coming back to your podcasts the following day to finish. And, I am not even in the market for a new vehicle! Kudos on creating a new benchmark in automobile reviews. The greatest of lullabies for the enthusiasts. Keep 'em coming!
Well, what a wonderful review of a car. Your videos are long but kinda keep engaging throughout the whole duration with fun, informative and detailed content. So, I had advanced booked the Normal Creta facelift with 1.5 Turbo Petrol DCT versions and was desperately waiting for a quicker delivery, but now I really thanks to Hyundai to keep me waiting for like 2 months and then I saw the Creta N Line, went to showroom and I feel in love with the design, interior (for some reason find it more premium and appealing) and each and every way it got emotionally attached. So next day I transferred my booking from Normal one to N Line (N10, DCT, Black) and received a call that car has been allocated to me, I will be taking the delivery in next week ❤🔥 Now after watching your video on N Line, feels a good decision I made. I always feel happy to watch all your videos and brings smile every time to the enthusiast in me. More love to you both ❤
Superb review, covered all the points beautifully! Got my Creta N-line delivered on Sat in black (probably the 1st one in Blr). Already driven 1100 kms and I'm absolutely in love with the car. Hyundai have nailed it. It has dual personality. It's sporty enough for occasional spirited runs and perfectly comfortable for the long road trips with family.
@@SiddharajSolanki I've done quite a few long road trips. The experience has been nothing short of amazing so far. Nothing really to complain. About ADAS, it actually works very well in all scenarios if you are a laid back driver. If you are a spirited driver and you do quick overtakes squeezing through trucks on highways, keeping FCA on is a big NO because it will not know that you are about to change lane so it will slow down the car abruptly. I personally switch FCA on and off based on my mood on a given trip (there's a shortcut button on the steering wheel to go the FCA menu quickly). In rush hour city traffic I keep it off because even though it effectively avoids forward collision, the strong braking might result in someone tailending you😅. I keep all other ADAS features always on. Quite handy.
What a session 😂... Just beautiful... I have graduated to watch most RUclips videos on 2X speed, but this channel i watch to relax. My 2 cents, in today's session the occasional written descriptions that came were a little bit long and fast moving to read.
Came back to this .. i drive a 1st gen Creta . Its a neat drive ive enjoyed driving it on hillstations like vagamon,munnar regularly in kerala and quite often in athirampilly. Basically the roads are good and has quite a bit of twist and turns. would love to experience the N line Creta!! Sure feels like an upgrade in the years to come but i keep rethinking if i want to stick yo the same brand although i dont find myself buying anything soon. Lol
A brilliant one, Kartikeya and Shumi...I get what Kartikeya is bringing to the table about the small step-up by Hyundai....I had the 2001 Hyundai Accent...I bought mine about 2 years after it was launched...the initial cars had very comfortable " suspension, playing possibly to the larger public demand for "maska-maafik" comfort...but at the same time, they were becoming wallowy boats, the tail tipping backwards, the steering consequently going too light for control , a frightening experience...by the time I got mine, Hyundai had worked it out, the ride was firm and flat, the control in corners simply perfect, with the independent rear suspension delivering comfort and control...I had great fun with it..then they stiffened it too much, became hard and uncomfortable, and by the time the first Verna came along, they went back and had to spend five years getting good suspension back...same with the Creta....I didn't buy the Creta as it was a throwback to the first Accents...they then got it right...the market buys their first choice, they know their customer base well..I just think the middle set of cars from Hyundai are best, and safer...looking forward as you are, Kartikeya, to that improved Verna and Creta....maybe it will get me back to the Hyundai fold after a long absence, due to uninspiring cars in the interregnum... After all, I retained my Accent for 22 years....let it go to a friend who now enjoys it as I did..
As a brand, I've really grown fond of Hyundai in the recent years. They've grown into a very reliable, customer friendly manufacturer. Their designs are fresh and experimental and their cars are just a superior experience all-in-all.
I also would like ro re-emphasize that the summary of the "can't really re-empasize enough that the car is wonderful to drive" was really really on point and wonderful.
10:15 -10:20 Spot on I will tell my experience We as a family still ride the Hyundai Accent 2005 version Just to let you know the car is just as old as me I am in awe like how is it still running Its like my whole childhood is in that car And I find it difficult to even contemplate to part ways with it It has had its fair share of issues for being so old but still love it And because of such reliability I have slowly turned into a Hyundai fan(sort of) So i trust the brand alot more than anyone else
@motorinc A seat which I tore The seat was torn over time And it's still there I still stare down that torn hole and laugh at my naivity 😂😂 But yeah from Bengaluru to Chennai on that car touching 120kmph through some rocky( around the highway) stretches of the Eastern Ghats has to be the best moment as I was allowed to sit on the front passenger seat for the first time and it felt awesome and special as we overtook an audi with it during that time and My dad was laughing and enjoying that ride sooo much I am shocked at how clearly that memory has been etched in my brain but yeah that was it This was in early 2010s 2012 I think But yeah just wanted to share this with you guys Also it has been driven for approx 2 lakh km I think
16:45 that throaty exhaust note is a crucial difference between an nline and regular model in i20. It is not a noise. Since the time i have purchased my i20 nline i just love that exhaust note. Infact i have stopped playing music in my car at times just to enjoy that throaty note. It just relieves me while returning from work after a exhausting day.
@@motorinc yes i agree that would be even more enjoyable. Like say 20-30% more throaty and something like a valvetronic exhaust. Something like i hear on a cold start of my i20 nline.
Thoroughly enjoying the banter between you two. Your take on automotive reviews is so refreshing as compared to other reviewers from other auto journalists who are noisy and busy. I have one question about 18 inch wheels and that is about the tyre height. A lower side profile often results in tyre sidewall damage or even a bent rim on a bad road. This was a huge issue on my C Class with 19 inch wheels and even my Ecosport with 17 inch wheels with 205/50 tyres. After numerous tyre replacements and 2 bent rims needing replacement, I couldn’t get around the problem on the C Class and sold it. For Ecosport I shifted to 215/55 to solve the problem which worked. Having learned the hard way, I am very weary of anything larger than 16 inch wheels. What do you think?
Hullo! Honestly - 17s is the sweetest spot, 18s is the furthest we’d go. And 19s - 😬. What happened with you is the nightmare. So, we aren’t worried about these 18s - but we wouldn’t go for a more aggressive profile for sure. Hope that helps!
Kartik and Shumi you're doing a wonderful job of reviewing cars on Indian roads, Shumi's dad jokes included. As a hospitality professional i know first hand how difficult it is to get good feedback to keep up the good work. Keep up the good work. If you can please review the Ionic 5 N Line. That is the benchmark N Line. You could also make a short video available where people with less time can only watch a summary.
Thanks @jainikshah8447! And request noted. Regarding the summary, we tried uploading the summary as a separate video but decided that chapters worked better instead. 😊
Current using a hyundai elite i20 1.4 crdi...The way you people are talking about the Creta N line and telling that it's not a stupid buy makes me want to upgrade now only😅😅😅...Anyways I never fast forward any of your discussions..it's just soo good...Keep rocking guys👌👌👌
Can you guys make a video on which cars Karthik would choose in every segment ?? I am finding myself very synergetic with Karthik’s drive experience .would love to know which would my next car be
The moment you said about Hyundai's stepping up their game, whether it be market wise or not, the fact that they constantly wanna push themselves in the art of Refinement and Speed is what makes them special and noteworthy and compete with one of the renowned Brands who's been leading the tracks in the 70's,80's,90's till date. Honestly, they are the best you can get in the Indian Market in terms of specs, pricing and considering after sales too. And the entry of Albert Biermann from BMW M Division led to the success of this N and N-Line Globally.
All things appreciated, especially when I am serious to buy a Creta and stuck between N8 (Auto IVT) SX(O) I guess and SX (O) Tech or something...N Line looks good but not sure how fair i will be after I buy one... And yes I split this podcast of yours in three parts, lets start with the last part first (18 or so mins) during shower 😅, first part in Vande Bharat and midway in my XUV 500.
Can you please add all these discussions to spotify podcasts too, if thats possible. I repeatedly hear them...as they're really insightful. Love your content guys👍🏻
@karthikeya @schumi What a great conversation woah..made my Sunday special. You guys have discussed every pro(s)and con(s) possible in the best way possible. I have recently purchased a manual i20 nline manual transmission and it’s my humble request to you guys to make a review of the manual transmission version. Because there is day/night difference between the dct i20 nline and the manual one.❤
I think 1.5 turbo DCT without N-line will be a great fit for a person who is looking for comfort and performance oriented car. 1. Suspensions are soft 2. 17 inches wheel are comfortable 3. Inside cabin is light coloured feels more lively n fresh and is less claustrophobic 4. Engine setup is same. You get same level of matrix performance.
Can i do this for Hindi Audiance. Impressed with your approach. Drove n line i20 not buying for safety reasons. I enjoy my xuv and Ritz for powerful driving. Drove 120 plus cars. Have build good understanding. A RE Lover too. May soon test creata. Tested Grand Vitara first suzuki enjoyed after long time. Swift felt unimpressive, so was normal i20. The story continues....
oh yes that's a clear statement !!!! I would like to appreciate Hyundai for their effort ! if i had the luxury to own one ...... like Karhik bro i wold also like to see the Verna N that would be fun 🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑💝 (Vishnu)
I have the first generation Creta, and I have been driving it for about 8 years now.--it had very few ageing issues, otheriwse it's a nice and practical car overall. I'm now planning to buy a new car, AT for sure. Loved Kushaq test-drive. I'll have to look at Seltos too. I waited for N-Line, but my first impression was that it's too sporty for me. I'm in dilemma whether to consider a Hyundai Creta again. It's now Seltos GTX vs Creta N-line vs Kushaq 1.5 DCT for me. :)
We actually have a gen one and a gen 2 gen one is a diesel we brought it second hand and man it had a stiff clutch it is was a work out to drive that car while the gen 2 is soo nice to drive around that i call it the sofa on the wheels but both has served us well we just sold our gen 1 for 7 lakhs and are buying a seltos now
One word about its main competion, the VW twins would have been nice. One would really like to know which is a better car interms of performance and handling?
Shumi speaks hindi and has guests over to his place? blown! as he is the very definition of what Watson calls Holmes - bohemian :) Thought he spoke Punjabi/Bengali as his other language. Great review and this has got me thinking of test driving it.
Hi, One question I have about is how does the manual transmission differ from dct gear box in terms engine and driving performance of N line. It’s really a wonderful & informative conversation you guys had. Thank you both
First saw the Creta N Line at Surat Auto Expo day before yesterday. Took a test drive yesterday and I completely agree with KS! Straightaway a better product than the regular Creta. Also, this engine definitely performs better with its own gearing brain, so don't take the manual. DCT makes the ride much better. Also, the riding modes are more upshift based than downshft based.....which means, in the S mode, RPMs are held for much longer before upshifting than the D mode where upshifts are relatively quick. Also, this front grill looks way better than that of the regular Creta.
Great video! Testing the manual gearbox would have added another layer to the review, especially considering the high fun factor and potentially lower cost associated with manual transmissions. Additionally, it's worth noting that manual gearbox options aren't available in the standard Creta, so experiencing it in the N Line would have been particularly interesting.
too long?? NO we are in love with this sessions no matter how long you upload, it always feels short whenever the summary starts, it feels like arey yaar abhi toh shuru hua tha! bas khatam ho gya! 🙁 ❤
Looks like everybody is missing one point. You get a creta automatic with turbo engine in a lower variant. A whole 2 lac less than only top model of creta turbo automatic available
I prefer looks of Creta turbo DCT over N line. Can you tell me if the suspension is tuned in turbo DCT as well over regular Creta or it is the same ? And how is the ride quality in Turbo DCT
You guys started a trend of auto podcasting and see now even Autocar is following you. But you two are far superior though autocar has more insider news!!! Keep it up
28:33 it’s surprising Shumi mentioned the Delica knowing the fact that hardly anyone in India knows what a Delica is. But people have forgotten that the Delica was once sold in India as a rebadged van. And I’m pretty sure people have also forgotten the rebadged version of that van which I’m talking about.
@@motorinc I mean that which is comfortable, Fun to drive and drivers car it is. Or you can say, if I have say 19-20 lakhs in my pocket, where should I bet (being only two people in my family)
It would have been fantastic if Hyundai provided that 2.0 Litre Naturally-Aspirated engine from the Alcazar to this Creta (either normal one or N-Line). That would really elevate our experience.
This is what a mature and unbiased review looks like. Having a favourite car brand and bashing a rival brand doesn’t help anyone. Unbiased reviews like these are rare on RUclips these days but are extremely important for larger good of car enthusiasts community.
Thank you for taking time to watch and write in! Appreciate it!
Shumi doesn't have a favourite brand but a favourite mode of transport tho 😉
The bashing goes towards the other mode of transport 😂😂
Telling people to skip right to the end and get the summary instead of spending 40 minutes is a bold move. Views won't be counted if people only watch 10 percent of a video. This shows that they don't care much about the superficial stuff. They care about serving the audience. Hats off!!!
We know who our real bosses are! 😁
Did you read the posts on the subreddit @@motorinc
Um, no. Honestly, there's so much work to be done, figuring out where we're being discussed etc isn't possible for us 🤷🏽♂️
That’s not how it works bro. Even 1 second is counted as a view. What’s important is watch time, which is what percentage of the video people have watched on average. Having worked as an editor for podcasts, the usual watch time is around 20-30%, so by pushing people to the quick summary, you kinda ensure that 30% watch right off the bat and anyone watching the full episodes just adds to that watch time. Pretty genius if you ask me.
Trademark Creta owner traits:
1: Highbeam Flashing
2: Continuous Honking
3: Following too close to the vehicles infront, even on open highways.
4: Thinking of it as Paul Walker's R34 GTR in Fast 4 and driving it like that way in the city and traffic conditions
5: Window all blacked out with the tints borrowed from House Harkonnen from Dune itself so that not a single glimmer of daylight would enter that cabin.
6: Playing music so loud with the windows closed that the motorcyclists waiting at the signal nearby would get abs workout because of the bass boom.
7: Did i mention "Honking"?
P.S: We never have done this and don't think we do this just because we own two Cretas lol.
Gurgaon Cretas 😂😂
@@rmk_ro Here in Odisha as well!
That Dune reference was accurate.😂
And you did mention the Honking.🤣
Now do one for Scorpio owners or better Thar owners.
Bhaukal owners of Fortuners
But maybe that doesn't sit well with narrative of bashing MS and Hyundai I guess.
This is a baseline of all car drivers now irrespective of make. We are a country who likes to honk and disturb others (even nights while parking people take immense fun in keeping the lock noise on to disturb others) as the immense pleasure.
I think there's a big lesson here for TATA Motors to learn. Rather than making "Personas" that nobody can remember, they should thing about making something like TATA's version of N-Line instead. I know I've seen the Altroz racer but it's not on the road yet. Their DARK pack is the best platform to make a sporty version of a Harrier or the Safari.
Thanks for educating us about this kind of stuff that generally we won't be aware of. I've watched other videos on the Creta N-Line where they were getting excited by the new sporty looking diffuser & the rear spoiler, you're the only people who raised the question of practicality so I bow down to you people with respect. Anybody can get excited by things that you see for the first time but one needs the audacity to take a step back & think about it's purpose. Hat's off to you guys! Love from Bengaluru! Also sorry for a lengthy comment!😉
AS! Saying sorry for a long comment! Why! Come on man! We live for the conversations. Thank you!
@@motorinc 🥰🥰 I enjoy the conversations too!
We actually have the 2015 1st gen Creta with the iconic 1.6CRDi motor and the 2nd gen pre facelift model with the 1.4 DCT in our family. Both have served us well till now( 1.6D Creta has done 376k kms and 1.4DCT Creta has done 48k kms). Brand Creta for the win!🔥🔥🔥🔥
The 1st gen Creta is surely the most handsome of all Cretas but the soft suspension always had given us second thoughts if you want to have some fun on highways. Its more of a cruiser. No such issues in the 2nd gen Creta. Its dynamics are in the whole another level if we compare it to the 1st gen Creta.
Woah! 326k! That’s awesome! Thanks for sharing Abhinash!
@@motorinc We have done travelled the entire Odisha state and some of its neighbours in the diesel Creta and it munched miles like there's no tomorrow. Lol
I have installed Coil Spring Buffer called Car Stabilizer Pro @Rs10k in my 1st gen Creta and reduced the bouncy ride.
In my opinion it's the best accessory for the 1st gen Creta.
Overal Height increases by 1inch and suspension becomes stiffer which can reduce the Ride Quality little bit.
That 1.6 and the 2015 generation is so far my favorite both in looks and performance.
It's shocking to hear that your car ran for 350k kms. My car sonata engine started dying from 120k kms.
My growing years - on a Sunday- started with Mahabharata then came the jungle book, Shakitman and now Motorinc First… 😊. Good going guys
Woah woah woah! That’s an elite club! 🙏🏾
Touché Brother. 🙌🏻😊
It shows our age 😂
Oh! That's how all the 90's and 2000's born kids grew up and MotorInc has been able to put my enthusiasm alive by such great Sunday mornings. Such a great resemblance brother. I fully agree with your opinion ❤
I recently bought an i20 n line and I totally get how that steering wheel changes the feel of what it's like to drive the car. It's a significant factor in why I've put 800km on it in 3 weeks!
Hyundai gets a huge plus from me for having an option for 25 y/o enthusiasts who look at europe and their hot hatches with envy, and the n line experience has changed how I look at the brand itself.
Good for you! Congratulations too! Glad to hear about your garage!
Hey... Which variant?
@@823fax we got the n8, but I personally wanted to go for the n6. Dad vetoed that decision since he thought the top variant had better features for some reason.
We need more Firsts, I wanna watch them more than once a week 🙏🏽
Bro, there are not that many launches per week
Hey Atharva and Abhinav! Have an awesome Sunday.
😂@@motorinc
@@motorincsame to u
@@Prasoon_ingleyeah but their discussion is very engaging 😅
Another hitting it out of the park episode guys. Thanks a ton for making my Sunday. I am an owner of a Polo TSI which is closing on 11 years and want to upgrade to a spacious vehicle. I hate the looks of the Creta since the gen 2 and that hasn’t changed with the newer generation and the N line. Despite that I look past it, as I feel that it’s one of the most practical vehicle available for a user like me who is an enthusiast at heart but need to be aware of family needs and this N line seems to have made it a bit more appealing. The trouble however is the dealership experience, it’s been a month since I visited both Hyundai and Kia showrooms in town, both don’t have a turbo DCT for a TD and want me to drive a diesel MT and book the car.
When Kartik mentioned about doing back to back test drives of the regular Turbo and the N line turbo, I felt really sad.
The only dealerships who offered a TD of all the combinations of engine and transmission are the VAG people. They are Incredible driving machines, which doesn’t offer a peace of mind.
Sucks being stuck in a limbo like this.
Thanks again guys!
That’s really a pity! Test drives are a sure shot way of selling a good car. Pity. Hope you get to do it.
I'm not generally interested in cars but I'll tune in to see these two discuss anything.
Hello! Thanks for that!
Glad to you mentioned the high beams and flashing lights bcz i feel ppl actually listen to you guys. And a great idea to lower the stance a bit to make it feel sportier, enthusiasts will definitely appreciate it .
Good video guys and all the best for the next one
Awesome! Thanks for that Sparsh!
Ironically Shumi, MotorInc First is the only youtube series that gives me joy the longer it is, genuinely.
I only wish Motorinc First existed couple of years ago.
Shumi talking about the Gen 1 390 Duke and Karthik talking about the Abarth Punto.
The good days.
Ohh!! That would have been awesome! 🤩
Hi Shumi and Kartik! I'm a brand new 'MotorIncer'. The format of automotive coverage on this channel is a game-changer. The way you share your experiences with the vehicles is more insightful, particularly when the back and forth kicks in. I hope this streak continues and the channel grows quantitatively, but not at the cost of the quality of your production and discussion. Also, I really hope that automakers are keeping tabs because the suggestions, expectations and ideas you pitch are more reflective of what consumers need and want.
Keep up the awesome work!
Thank you so much Rakesh! Appreciate it!
You guys make sundays better!! Can we have an episode on the state of the Japanese companies in India please, we've loved their bikes for their performance and reliability but now seem to be missing out on some of the best in class motorcyles which they refuse to bring to India in a meaningful way
It’s pencilled in! And have an awesome Sunday!
@@motorinc did talk about it in the Honda elevate vid
I have had an N Line for 3 months now and have driven more than 5k kms, been to manali, Baralachala. Loved the overall experience.
I completely agree with the point that this has been tuned so sweetly that the overall experience goes a number of notches ahead.
With respect to ADAS, I have a differing opinion to your and love using it. But that is something totally “to each his own”!!
Agreed @arpan49. We're glad to hear that you're finding ADAS useful.
I am a first generation CRETA owner and I just LOVE it...thinking about the N Line now
Awesome! Thanks for letting us know!
Love your reviews and take them very seriously...big fan. Thank you 😊
@@biswajitnath6109 how kms done ?
What a calming sensation it is to witness such a harmonious discussion on cars. The atmosphere is impeccable, from the engaging conversations to the wealth of knowledge and the seamless presentation against a fitting backdrop. You all are executing this wonderfully. Finally, a show where one can effortlessly absorb the dialogue. Wishing you all the best!
On another note, I couldn't help but notice there hasn't been an episode featuring MG yet. Am I overlooking something?
Additionally, many will be interested in acquiring and learning more about various aspects of cars beyond just reviews, such as used car markets, insurance, vehicle health checks, and more. We believe you can certainly provide valuable insights in these areas as well.
Hey Ankur! Glad you're enjoying the MotorInc experience! MGs are in the works, you'll see them soon! And your other request is already on our to-do list!
Shumi’s side eyes 👀 after every witty comment is one of many reasons I love this content 😂
IKR.😂🤣
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Very mature and honest review(as always).
I got hooked to this channel when I started researching for motorcycle, but now I just watch these videos for relxation! Soothing voice of Kartik and witty comments by Shumi are to blame for this!
I am planning to upgrade my car 2-3 years down the line. By that time you guys will have already entertained and educated me enough. Thank you for the great work you are doing. Keep it up!
6:07 I remember shumi saying once he had two RD 350s in his garage
Yes. He did say while he was young and starting out, he had two RD 350s.
No fighting!
I also had 2 ,my friend had the second 😊.
Hi Kartikeya and Shumi, I love watching your videos to the extent that in all the years of watching RUclips videos, I think this is my first comment on a video ever. Great job, please keep it up. Please read on…
One Hyundai/Kia feature that Kartikeya had pointed out in his Seltos review was the tilting seat feature. This was never spoken of after that in any of your videos (Or any other video covering the Korean cars). I am a tall (191 cm) man, and under-thigh support is a big part of seat comfort for me. I recently test drove most sedans and csuvs in the 15-20L price bracket - even went a segment up to Harrier/Octavia/Compass. I am not an enthusiastic driver and 90% of my driving is in the city. I was amazed at how much of the difference this tilty seat feature makes to the seat comfort and the fact that NO car maker has this feature other than the Koreans. Honestly, this feature made such a big difference for me that I am not sure I can even consider any car other than creta/seltos anymore. This brings me to my big grouse with the Koreans:
1. Why couldn’t they get the manual seats to also tilt? I don’t care about automatic seat adjustment, but I am having to pay for it just for this feature.
2. Because this feature is only compatible with auto seats, I am having to pay extra towards ADAS also. In context of this video, I’ll have to choose the N10 just because of the tilty seat. There is no version of seltos/creta which gets auto seats but no ADAS. It’s worse with Seltos. I can’t get tilty seat with an IVT gearbox at all!
3. Why can’t this be brought in the Verna? It’s just a perfect car I thought. Not even the top version of Verna gets this!
When you’re driving at 20 kph 90% of the times (true for most of the people), ergonomics and driver / passenger comfort become way more important than the extent to which these things are being covered by the media presently. I hope you spend a little (just a little more) time in discussing comfort and ergonomics.
Hullo! Just skipping to the 8 way adjustable electric seat - it is available with the SX O with the IVT. We checked the brochure too. Please let us know if there’s anything we could help with.
always appreciate the chapters
Glad to hear that!
Hey guys,
I really think the whole "TEAM" at Motorinc, not just our lovely hosts on the series are doing a fantastic job. I come to YT more often in my day and have developed an affinity to hear these episodes. It really feels like am sitting with my like-minded car enthusiast friends having a chat without feeling left out. Its so relatable to the granularity Kartikeya talks about when he is referring to the car, its so satisfying. And Shumi's humor too almost everytime is like a "BURN!" and cracks me up alot. Thanks alot team. And obviously, Kartikeya and Shumi. Have been watching their reviews from a decade when I was just outta college or got my first car or motorcycle and they too have really grown in their story telling and making auto journalism as interesting as being a kid in a candy store if I were to express this. I am gonna keep waiting for Renault to drop their new Duster and hear these gentlemen do a Motorinc First session on the same, even the Bigster for that matter. I haven't upgraded my Duster for the same reason. That's how relatable their observations are.
Het @thefastelephant94! Thanks for taking the time to share... 😊 We're glad that we can keep you company...
Your Opinion on this vs Kushaq Monte carlo 1.5 in terms of driving dynamics
I am tempted to finish this podcast right now, but I'd rather savour this at night. Your episodes have a calming effect on me, but puts me to sleep fast(in a good way-like grand ma's bed time stories). So, I eventually keep coming back to your podcasts the following day to finish. And, I am not even in the market for a new vehicle!
Kudos on creating a new benchmark in automobile reviews. The greatest of lullabies for the enthusiasts. Keep 'em coming!
Awesome to hear that! Chill with it! Noice!
@@motorinc motorinc and chill 🤐
Having all three generations of creta in one house is a proof that we are living in the Creta Yug 😂
Ohhh!! Zupah!
Superb one!
Well, what a wonderful review of a car. Your videos are long but kinda keep engaging throughout the whole duration with fun, informative and detailed content.
So, I had advanced booked the Normal Creta facelift with 1.5 Turbo Petrol DCT versions and was desperately waiting for a quicker delivery, but now I really thanks to Hyundai to keep me waiting for like 2 months and then I saw the Creta N Line, went to showroom and I feel in love with the design, interior (for some reason find it more premium and appealing) and each and every way it got emotionally attached. So next day I transferred my booking from Normal one to N Line (N10, DCT, Black) and received a call that car has been allocated to me, I will be taking the delivery in next week ❤🔥 Now after watching your video on N Line, feels a good decision I made.
I always feel happy to watch all your videos and brings smile every time to the enthusiast in me. More love to you both ❤
Perfect! Super happy about the delay now! Haha! congratulations! Let us know when it arrives home.
@@motorinc Thanks 😊 Sure will let you know. And delay now feel like sweet thrills 😃
This is what genuine conversation between 2 auto enthusiasts looks like, not just rehashing marketing material from the company. Subscribed!
Thank you for joining us Sudarshan!
Superb review, covered all the points beautifully! Got my Creta N-line delivered on Sat in black (probably the 1st one in Blr). Already driven 1100 kms and I'm absolutely in love with the car. Hyundai have nailed it. It has dual personality. It's sporty enough for occasional spirited runs and perfectly comfortable for the long road trips with family.
Congratulations Sumanth! Did you get the N8 or N10?
@@motorinc Thank you! N10 DCT
@@SumanthMRao Hi Sumanth, how has been your experience with it so far? Are the ADAS features irritating in the traffic? Specially FCA?
@@SiddharajSolanki I've done quite a few long road trips. The experience has been nothing short of amazing so far. Nothing really to complain. About ADAS, it actually works very well in all scenarios if you are a laid back driver. If you are a spirited driver and you do quick overtakes squeezing through trucks on highways, keeping FCA on is a big NO because it will not know that you are about to change lane so it will slow down the car abruptly. I personally switch FCA on and off based on my mood on a given trip (there's a shortcut button on the steering wheel to go the FCA menu quickly). In rush hour city traffic I keep it off because even though it effectively avoids forward collision, the strong braking might result in someone tailending you😅. I keep all other ADAS features always on. Quite handy.
@@SumanthMRaowhat is on road price N10 in Blr?
What a session 😂... Just beautiful... I have graduated to watch most RUclips videos on 2X speed, but this channel i watch to relax. My 2 cents, in today's session the occasional written descriptions that came were a little bit long and fast moving to read.
Thanks and for the feedback! Appreciate it!
I just brought a Nline dct it’s like you feel so comfortable at the same time I can have fun when ever I want it’s feeling like an over all package!
Congratulations @AnandkrishBalasubramanian! We wish you lots of fun times on it.
@@motorinc thanks team and exactly I bought that dual tone shadow grey colour 🙌
Watching a 45-minute conversation like this is worthy. It's not at all a waste of time. Time well spent!
Thanks so much SC! Appreciate it!
Came back to this .. i drive a 1st gen Creta . Its a neat drive ive enjoyed driving it on hillstations like vagamon,munnar regularly in kerala and quite often in athirampilly. Basically the roads are good and has quite a bit of twist and turns.
would love to experience the N line Creta!! Sure feels like an upgrade in the years to come but i keep rethinking if i want to stick yo the same brand although i dont find myself buying anything soon. Lol
A brilliant one, Kartikeya and Shumi...I get what Kartikeya is bringing to the table about the small step-up by Hyundai....I had the 2001 Hyundai Accent...I bought mine about 2 years after it was launched...the initial cars had very comfortable " suspension, playing possibly to the larger public demand for "maska-maafik" comfort...but at the same time, they were becoming wallowy boats, the tail tipping backwards, the steering consequently going too light for control , a frightening experience...by the time I got mine, Hyundai had worked it out, the ride was firm and flat, the control in corners simply perfect, with the independent rear suspension delivering comfort and control...I had great fun with it..then they stiffened it too much, became hard and uncomfortable, and by the time the first Verna came along, they went back and had to spend five years getting good suspension back...same with the Creta....I didn't buy the Creta as it was a throwback to the first Accents...they then got it right...the market buys their first choice, they know their customer base well..I just think the middle set of cars from Hyundai are best, and safer...looking forward as you are, Kartikeya, to that improved Verna and Creta....maybe it will get me back to the Hyundai fold after a long absence, due to uninspiring cars in the interregnum...
After all, I retained my Accent for 22 years....let it go to a friend who now enjoys it as I did..
Oh wow! 22 years!! That’s ❤️! Thanks again Ajay!
As a brand, I've really grown fond of Hyundai in the recent years. They've grown into a very reliable, customer friendly manufacturer.
Their designs are fresh and experimental and their cars are just a superior experience all-in-all.
Awesome! As long as you have found something you enjoy!
I also would like ro re-emphasize that the summary of the "can't really re-empasize enough that the car is wonderful to drive" was really really on point and wonderful.
Really really glad! Hehehe
10:15 -10:20
Spot on
I will tell my experience
We as a family still ride the Hyundai Accent 2005 version
Just to let you know the car is just as old as me
I am in awe like how is it still running
Its like my whole childhood is in that car
And I find it difficult to even contemplate to part ways with it
It has had its fair share of issues for being so old but still love it
And because of such reliability I have slowly turned into a Hyundai fan(sort of) So i trust the brand alot more than anyone else
Thanks for sharing that KP! What’s your earliest memory of it?
@motorinc A seat which I tore
The seat was torn over time
And it's still there
I still stare down that torn hole and laugh at my naivity 😂😂
But yeah from Bengaluru to Chennai on that car touching 120kmph through some rocky( around the highway) stretches of the Eastern Ghats has to be the best moment as I was allowed to sit on the front passenger seat for the first time and it felt awesome and special as we overtook an audi with it during that time and My dad was laughing and enjoying that ride sooo much
I am shocked at how clearly that memory has been etched in my brain but yeah that was it
This was in early 2010s 2012 I think
But yeah just wanted to share this with you guys
Also it has been driven for approx 2 lakh km I think
The shadow gery is 🔥🔥
16:45 that throaty exhaust note is a crucial difference between an nline and regular model in i20. It is not a noise. Since the time i have purchased my i20 nline i just love that exhaust note. Infact i have stopped playing music in my car at times just to enjoy that throaty note. It just relieves me while returning from work after a exhausting day.
What if it was more aggressive and it was switchable? What’s your take? Would love to know!
@@motorinc yes i agree that would be even more enjoyable. Like say 20-30% more throaty and something like a valvetronic exhaust. Something like i hear on a cold start of my i20 nline.
Thoroughly enjoying the banter between you two. Your take on automotive reviews is so refreshing as compared to other reviewers from other auto journalists who are noisy and busy. I have one question about 18 inch wheels and that is about the tyre height. A lower side profile often results in tyre sidewall damage or even a bent rim on a bad road. This was a huge issue on my C Class with 19 inch wheels and even my Ecosport with 17 inch wheels with 205/50 tyres. After numerous tyre replacements and 2 bent rims needing replacement, I couldn’t get around the problem on the C Class and sold it. For Ecosport I shifted to 215/55 to solve the problem which worked. Having learned the hard way, I am very weary of anything larger than 16 inch wheels. What do you think?
Hullo! Honestly - 17s is the sweetest spot, 18s is the furthest we’d go. And 19s - 😬. What happened with you is the nightmare. So, we aren’t worried about these 18s - but we wouldn’t go for a more aggressive profile for sure.
Hope that helps!
This is how a positive automotive review is done..... glad you guys are here 😄
Thank you so much Tanishk!
I own a I20 Nline N6-IMT. Cloaked 11k kms still enjoying every drive. Good Hyundai has tried atleast and its working out as per the recent report.
Thanks for letting us know!
Kartik and Shumi you're doing a wonderful job of reviewing cars on Indian roads, Shumi's dad jokes included. As a hospitality professional i know first hand how difficult it is to get good feedback to keep up the good work. Keep up the good work. If you can please review the Ionic 5 N Line. That is the benchmark N Line. You could also make a short video available where people with less time can only watch a summary.
Thanks @jainikshah8447! And request noted. Regarding the summary, we tried uploading the summary as a separate video but decided that chapters worked better instead. 😊
Current using a hyundai elite i20 1.4 crdi...The way you people are talking about the Creta N line and telling that it's not a stupid buy makes me want to upgrade now only😅😅😅...Anyways I never fast forward any of your discussions..it's just soo good...Keep rocking guys👌👌👌
Hullo to your Elite too! And thank you for chatting about your machines! ❤️
Concise and useful information about the experience along with sarcasm, jokes and puns. Absolute perfection as always! 😅
great great great.. there is no pic or montage on the car yet they keep you hooked.. quality conversation!
Glad to hear that!
Can you guys make a video on which cars Karthik would choose in every segment ?? I am finding myself very synergetic with Karthik’s drive experience .would love to know which would my next car be
Noted sah! And glad to know what you like!
The moment you said about Hyundai's stepping up their game, whether it be market wise or not, the fact that they constantly wanna push themselves in the art of Refinement and Speed is what makes them special and noteworthy and compete with one of the renowned Brands who's been leading the tracks in the 70's,80's,90's till date. Honestly, they are the best you can get in the Indian Market in terms of specs, pricing and considering after sales too. And the entry of Albert Biermann from BMW M Division led to the success of this N and N-Line Globally.
Wow! That is high praise. 👍🏽
All things appreciated, especially when I am serious to buy a Creta and stuck between N8 (Auto IVT) SX(O) I guess and SX (O) Tech or something...N Line looks good but not sure how fair i will be after I buy one...
And yes I split this podcast of yours in three parts, lets start with the last part first (18 or so mins) during shower 😅, first part in Vande Bharat and midway in my XUV 500.
Thank you @supdasaaf! Glad to hear that. Let us know how you like it when you get it.
@@motorinc Sure, but still thinking of C3 Aircross...🫣
Awesome Video. I think a patient listen to such long video makes you travel with a car. Thanks man. God bless you both
Glad you enjoyed the ride, @ssundi 🤗❤️
Can you please add all these discussions to spotify podcasts too, if thats possible. I repeatedly hear them...as they're really insightful.
Love your content guys👍🏻
bit.ly/spotify_mf
@@motorinc thanks a ton 👍🏻. Never knew this. Was only subscribed to ThisConnect.
In my opinion, a matte PPF is an absolute must for any matte paint finish for any vehicle in India.
Agreed!
Considering how much love you guys have for Verna, I really wish you guys make a detailed impression of the Verna for us
We have done a View and Balance videos! Do look them up on our channel.
I had Jeep Compass petrol manual >> Creta 1.4 DCT >> Kushaq 1.0 AT >> i20 iVT >> XUV 700 P AT. Would love to discuss the experience and journey…
@karthikeya @schumi What a great conversation woah..made my Sunday special. You guys have discussed every pro(s)and con(s) possible in the best way possible. I have recently purchased a manual i20 nline manual transmission and it’s my humble request to you guys to make a review of the manual transmission version. Because there is day/night difference between the dct i20 nline and the manual one.❤
Oh! Lucky you! That was a very welcome addition to the line up! Thanks for sharing your garage with us!
I think 1.5 turbo DCT without N-line will be a great fit for a person who is looking for comfort and performance oriented car.
1. Suspensions are soft
2. 17 inches wheel are comfortable
3. Inside cabin is light coloured feels more lively n fresh and is less claustrophobic
4. Engine setup is same. You get same level of matrix performance.
So what's the verdict, Sletos X Line vs Creta N Line??
18:40, exactly my concern too! Great one Shumi sir!
Thanks!
I am "really" glad I got to see this on Sunday morning...🙂
Really really happy to hear that!
Can i do this for Hindi Audiance. Impressed with your approach. Drove n line i20 not buying for safety reasons. I enjoy my xuv and Ritz for powerful driving. Drove 120 plus cars. Have build good understanding. A RE Lover too. May soon test creata. Tested Grand Vitara first suzuki enjoyed after long time. Swift felt unimpressive, so was normal i20. The story continues....
Whoa! The first time I've seen someone 😦 encouraging skipping their video to the sweet spot another reason to love this channel.
@Shumi you are my super-duper senior because I'm also an alumnus of the general maternity ward of Gurugram, no wonder we have same passion 😂
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Thanks for making my Sunday better. Also appreciate the suggestion to test drive both the Creta and the N Line Version back-to-back.
Let us know if you do!
25:58 - Spot on! Let's keep the love for cars alive and thriving.
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Better things can wait ! I can listen to them for 24 hrs nonstop.
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Creta N line or Taigun GT or Kushaq 1.5 which would be your pick for driving enthusiasts ?
How’s the driving experience compared to Taigun GT and Kushal 1.5 TSI especially the handling part?
oh yes that's a clear statement !!!!
I would like to appreciate Hyundai for their effort ! if i had the luxury to own one ......
like Karhik bro i wold also like to see the Verna N that would be fun 🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑💝 (Vishnu)
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I have the first generation Creta, and I have been driving it for about 8 years now.--it had very few ageing issues, otheriwse it's a nice and practical car overall. I'm now planning to buy a new car, AT for sure. Loved Kushaq test-drive. I'll have to look at Seltos too. I waited for N-Line, but my first impression was that it's too sporty for me. I'm in dilemma whether to consider a Hyundai Creta again. It's now Seltos GTX vs Creta N-line vs Kushaq 1.5 DCT for me. :)
Drive the N Line before you decide!
We actually have a gen one and a gen 2 gen one is a diesel we brought it second hand and man it had a stiff clutch it is was a work out to drive that car while the gen 2 is soo nice to drive around that i call it the sofa on the wheels but both has served us well we just sold our gen 1 for 7 lakhs and are buying a seltos now
The Cretas convinced you so much to stay within the family eh @suryanshsoni201! 😅
Great job! Very nicely done. I was waiting for Karthik’s verdict. Now I am upgrading to N Line. Thank you.
Awesome! Let us know when it arrives home! Congratulations!
@@motorinc Is N8 Manual is good choice to move forward ?
@@motorinc Brought it home 😀 and I am loving it.
I have venue n line and steering is the one thing that distinguishes it from regular venue and suspension is slight different but it’s very subtle!
Superb conversation again, loved the way this show is quite calm, witty and no nonsense presentation. Love to team Motor inc
Much love to you too! And thanks for being with us VV!
One word about its main competion, the VW twins would have been nice. One would really like to know which is a better car interms of performance and handling?
33:54 Cheap thrills ❌ sweet thrills ✅
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Shumi speaks hindi and has guests over to his place? blown! as he is the very definition of what Watson calls Holmes - bohemian :) Thought he spoke Punjabi/Bengali as his other language.
Great review and this has got me thinking of test driving it.
❤️
Hi,
One question I have about is how does the manual transmission differ from dct gear box in terms engine and driving performance of N line.
It’s really a wonderful & informative conversation you guys had.
Thank you both
Haven’t driven the manual. 😬
Marking my attendance- great video
Hullo SK!
First saw the Creta N Line at Surat Auto Expo day before yesterday. Took a test drive yesterday and I completely agree with KS! Straightaway a better product than the regular Creta. Also, this engine definitely performs better with its own gearing brain, so don't take the manual. DCT makes the ride much better. Also, the riding modes are more upshift based than downshft based.....which means, in the S mode, RPMs are held for much longer before upshifting than the D mode where upshifts are relatively quick. Also, this front grill looks way better than that of the regular Creta.
Hullo again VR! Kartikeya might reach out to you for pointers! 😆
@@motorinc Haha! Just sharing my 2 cents as an additional info!
Why is this my fav channel. 🎉
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I love these conversations! Thank you for the high quality content.
Glad you liked it AV!
Sundays have an hour or so reserved to the passionate and intricate discussions on motorinc!!
Always glad for the company! Have an awesome Sunday!
Great video! Testing the manual gearbox would have added another layer to the review, especially considering the high fun factor and potentially lower cost associated with manual transmissions. Additionally, it's worth noting that manual gearbox options aren't available in the standard Creta, so experiencing it in the N Line would have been particularly interesting.
Honestly, we’d just pick the auto. Hence didn’t bother with the MT. We will try it out later to verify. Thanks for asking though!
too long?? NO we are in love with this sessions no matter how long you upload, it always feels short
whenever the summary starts, it feels like arey yaar abhi toh shuru hua tha! bas khatam ho gya! 🙁
❤
Sahi! Sun ke accha laga!
Wow, seems like Shumi has been taking tuitions from Kartik about cars. Great job Shumi👍
Shumi lets on only half as much as he actually knows about cars. 😆
Hello Karthik
Wanna know how it fares compared to taigun ....would you recommend creta n line over taigun for the driving pleasure ?
Looks like everybody is missing one point. You get a creta automatic with turbo engine in a lower variant. A whole 2 lac less than only top model of creta turbo automatic available
I prefer looks of Creta turbo DCT over N line. Can you tell me if the suspension is tuned in turbo DCT as well over regular Creta or it is the same ? And how is the ride quality in Turbo DCT
You guys started a trend of auto podcasting and see now even Autocar is following you. But you two are far superior though autocar has more insider news!!! Keep it up
Manual is better or automatic is better of creta nline
Brilliant guys these two.
Thank you for joining us @sumuqh.
28:33 it’s surprising Shumi mentioned the Delica knowing the fact that hardly anyone in India knows what a Delica is. But people have forgotten that the Delica was once sold in India as a rebadged van. And I’m pretty sure people have also forgotten the rebadged version of that van which I’m talking about.
Good one!
Both of you made my sunday "Awesome"
Thanks for making us a part of it! Hope you have an awesome day!
C3 AIRCROSS AT (JULY VERSION WITH SOME BETTER FEATURES) or Creta N line DCT? (N8) Which has got a better drivability? Thinking of buying
What do you mean by drivability? Any specific use?
@@motorinc I mean that which is comfortable, Fun to drive and drivers car it is. Or you can say, if I have say 19-20 lakhs in my pocket, where should I bet (being only two people in my family)
Hey guys, awesome video! Just wanted to point a small audio/video sync issue at 9:42
Apologies for that! Thank you for bringing it up.
It would have been fantastic if Hyundai provided that 2.0 Litre Naturally-Aspirated engine from the Alcazar to this Creta (either normal one or N-Line). That would really elevate our experience.
Sorry for being completely off the topic, but, I need your suggestion. Is buying the new Himalayan too early?
The more you can wait, the better it is.
Oooh Man Love You Guys Shumi & Karthik. At the end of the day it feels like stressburster after listening ❤️❤️
Thank you 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🖖🏽
Yes Hyundai is only one of the few brand that takes enthusiastic market seriously in India
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