Here's what we think of the all-new Hyundai Creta and Stargazer. HyundaiMotor HyundaiMotorPhilippines HyundaiCreta HyundaiStargazer TheHyundaiAventure CarGuidePH
The Creta and Stargazer seem like they’ve got nothing in common. Sure enough, look at them and except for the stylized “H” logo at the front, there’s almost no family resemblance. Yet, underneath, these two share the same powertrain and platform. The most vital ingredients to any new car, Hyundai has built one so flexible that it’s able to cater to vastly different audiences very well.
Meanwhile, the Stargazer’s form is dictated more by its requirement to ferry seven in comfort. Because of that, things like a tall roofline are a must. However, Hyundai’s offered its own twist on things by giving it a one-curve design where the stubby hood, sharply-raked windshield, and roof all seem to come together seemingly in one pen stroke. This has led to a class-leading co-efficient of drag .
On the other hand, the Creta’s interior is quite nice; better than its B-segment rivals, most certainly. The unique black/cognac brown colorway helps, but the overall execution from its crisp displays—10.25-inch digital display for the driver and 8-inch touchscreen for the infotainment—are nothing short of perfection. Plus, this time around, visibility is great, and the ergonomics are top-notch.
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