Hyundai Verna vs Kia Seltos Comparison

To choose a fuel type is totally depends on your personal preference and requirements. If you drive less than 1500 km a month (50kms a day), you don’t need a diesel. The petrol engine is a lot more refined and is a lot more quiet and powerful. Yes, the diesel is more efficient, but it doesn’t mean it is cheaper to have a diesel engine unless you have a lot of running. Diesel is cheaper to run. But diesel cars are more expensive. If you do not have too much running, petrol makes it an ideal pick. The ARAI claimed mileage of Kia Seltios is 16-17 Kmpl for petrol variants and 17-20 Kmpl for diesel variants. For more information on the car, follow the below link - Info.

For a perfect car choice, a comparison is to be done on the basis of price, size, space, mileage, performance, features, and other specs. The ex-showroom price of Kia Seltos HTE D (base) and Tata Harrier XE (base) are Rs. 9.99 lakh and Rs. 13.00 lakh respectively. The claimed mileage for the Kia Seltos Diesel is 20.8 kmpl and the Tata Harrier Diesel is 17 kmpl. In technical specifications, Kia Seltos HTE D is powered by 1493 cc engine whereas, Tata Harrier XE is powered by 1956 cc engine. For a detailed comparison, follow the below link - Compare. Moreover, you may have a test drive of the cars for a better idea of comfort and drive quality by visiting the nearest dealer in your city. You can click on the following link to see the details of the nearest dealership and selecting your city accordingly - Dealers.

Both Kia Seltos and Hyundai Creta are worthy enough cars to have. Creta is expensive. But, it feels like you’re getting your money’s worth. It’s well-built, has a comfortable ride, enough gizmos to keep you occupied and a brilliant set of engines. On the other hand, if you’re looking at buying an SUV in the Rs 10 lakh - 15 lakh bracket, we’d strongly suggest you take a good long hard look at the Kia Seltos. It's a compact SUV that looks super promising, offers a lot and from our first drive experience lacks very little. In order to know which car would be a more suitable companion, we'd recommend taking a test drive. Please click on the following link and select your city accordingly for the dealership details - New Car Showrooms ​As for the selection between petrol and diesel, it would depend on your daily or average monthly running with the car. If you drive for an average of around 50 kilometres or more in a day then we'd recommend you to go with the diesel engine as they have better fuel efficiency and consume lesser fuel compared to the petrol engines resulting in cheaper running costs. On the other hand, if you drive less, then you may opt for the petrol engine. Read more:- Kia Seltos vs Hyundai Creta: Spec Comparison