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Both cars are good enough and have their own forte in their segments. Both cars are reliable and have great looks. Hyundai Creta offers a more comfortable, smooth ride quality, a spacious cabin, and its engine is more punch as compared to Sonet iMT. On the other hand, Kia Sonet offers a better feature list at a price and delivers better power. You may compare both cars accordingly. Do take a test drive in order to get better clarity. Check out authorised dealership details.

Selecting between the Hyundai Grand i10 and Hyundai i20 would depend on various factors such as your budget, preference of the segment, features required, maintenance costs, powertrain options, etc. If you are looking for a basic hatchback with good build and interior quality, adequate passenger and luggage space then you may opt for the Grand i10. On the other hand, if you are eyeing for a premium hatchback with premium interior, loaded with features, wide range of engines/transmissions to choose from, and comfortable ride quality then the i20 would be a better pick. For a better understanding of compatibility and riding comfort, we would suggest you to take a test ride. Follow the link and select your desired city for dealership. Read More: - 2020 Hyundai i20 Review - Hyundai Grand i10 BS6 Launched In India At Rs 5.87 Lakh - Hyundai i20 vs Hyundai Grand i10

Wireless Phone Charging option is not available with the Hyundai Venue SX iMT.

All these cars put out similar power performance. If we talk about Hyundai i20 1.2 petrol, this is an improved version of the older 1.2-litre engine and does help with refinement. However, power remains a bit scarce. It does its city duties fairly well and you won't have a reason to complain while commuting, but it starts to feel a little stressed on the highways or when you are looking to extract all the horsepower out of it. If we talk about tata Altroz, petrol engine feels crude to push and the three-cylinder clatter remains present throughout the rev band. The refinement doesn't feel anywhere close to what the segment has to offer. The power delivery is liner and smooth. This will be helpful in the city as it offers a smooth drive, not overwhelming you at any point. However, the lack of power and punch is evident. The engine is slow to rev and even at higher revs, doesn't feel sporty. This becomes more prominent on the highways. You will have to downshift a couple of gears to make a quick overtake or to hit a gap in traffic. This could be partially down to the Altroz weighing 1036kg kerb. For reference, the Baleno Smart Hybrid petrol weighs 910kg. While the Baleno's engine feels refined and linear in its power delivery its feels just like a Swift when it comes to performance. It is fun to drive and delivers good fuel efficiency. However, it isn't that stable a high speed as compared to other two. You may compare app these cars accordingly. Do take a test drive in order to get better clarity. Check out authorised dealership details.

The 2020 Hyundai Verna rivals with the Maruti Suzuki Ciaz, Toyota Yaris, and the upcoming 2020 Honda City. Wherein, the the fifth-gen Honda City is the most expensive car in its segment. But, it tries to justify it with an extra-long feature list, a free-revving i-VTEC petrol engine and a premium design. On the other hand, Maruti Ciaz and Skoda Rapid are competitively priced. However, if you’re looking for a better value-for-money package, you may want to consider the Verna which comes with a recent cosmetic update and is loaded with features. For more details, you may check out the following link: - Fifth-gen Honda City vs Rivals: Specifications Compared