A well laid out expectation list
@highwaywarrior.
points 1,2,4,7, and 9 have a very high possibility of making it into the Indian spec Hyundai Creta.
I completely agree with you on point 4 as the brakes seemed to have a lot of issues and gave an unnerving feeling while braking from speeds higher than 60 kilometers per hour. As an owner of a Creta, I have experienced lots of issues with the brakes and would definitely want an upgrade in that aspect.
Coming to point 5 about the sunroof, initially, the Creta did not launch with a sunroof but with its first facelift a sunroof was brought in the lineup, maybe we might get a panoramic sunroof after all.
Could anyone confirm about ventilated seats being available on the Creta currently?? I know for a fact that the Hyundai Verna does, in fact, have ventilated front seats. Yes let us all chill, rear-seat ventilation would be more useful that rear AC vents that freeze off your kneecaps majority of the time.
I truly think that 4wheel drive is not the game Hyundai wants to play with the Creta, as this car is an urban sub-compact city dweller, I believe if they do get the 4x4 option the prices of the car will go up by 1-1.5 Lac INR.
One request could be to give the standard car larger profile tires 215mm is what the current model gets, I feel a 235 would give the car more stability.