• Q. How is the performance of Seltos HTK plus imt? What about the performance at hilly area ?Does it has problem of engine heating?

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    Dillip
    Dillip | 5 years ago

    You wouldn't face any issues. As expected of a petrol motor, it is smooth and quiet too. At high speeds and on broken roads the Seltos feels like a healthy combination of car and SUV. It takes the harshness out of potholes and bumps with ease and yet it feels very composed and confident at higher speeds. The all-wheel disc brakes on higher variants give it added confidence. It would be a good option for hilly areas as the Seltos impressed us so much that all we could complain about was a lack of under-thigh support and the rather stiff ride quality. There are even choices galore in terms of variants, trim, and equipment levels. Moreover, after performing several test brands brings cars on road with the new technology. So far we have not come across to any heating issue in Seltos. We would suggest you take a test drive for a better understanding of performance and comfort. Click on the link and select your desired city for dealership.

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    Kashinath
    Kashinath | 4 years ago

    I say its average performance. it has a pull back if you want to start in hilly regions where is slope is less. Hill hold assist needs a certain angle to get activate. No engine heating notices.

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    Abhiney
    Abhiney | 4 years ago

    Unexpected performance at hilly area it has not any problem of engine heating

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