With the N Line prefix, Hyundai designates a “sports” package for conventional production cars. It includes an aggressive body kit and bright decor, and in some cases it relies on a more powerful engine and a reconfigured chassis. Many Hyundai models in Europe and America already have such versions, although only crossovers were sold on the Russian market. Hyundai Tucson N Line the past generation. But in January the company announced exclusive for us is the Creta N Line SUV. This option has already been added to the current Vehicle Type Approval (OTTS) in Cretu, and pictures of such a crossover have been published there.
It can be seen from them that the N Line version has found other bumpers and a wider grille with an original pattern. The shape of the fog lamps has been reshaped, a double-barreled exhaust system is exposed at the rear, and transparent sections have appeared in the taillights. Alas, the design of the wheels is not shown in the drawings, but the tire dimensions have definitely remained standard: there are no new options in the document. As no technical improvements are indicated: there is no talk of increasing the power.
Now there is no such “sporty” version of Creta in any market in the world. Yes, and the Russian debut is at least postponed. Hyundai promised to introduce the Creta N Line crossover by the end of the first quarter, and the publication of OTTS confirms these plans, but the timeline for entering the market is now unclear.
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