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3D
100 sets
FOB, CIF
T/T, L/C, Credit Card, Western Union
USD, EUR, HKD
Hyundai ix25
2014-2019, 2019-Present
Cargo Liner
cargo liner, trunk liner, boot mat, compartment liner, frunk
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Empower the mass appeal of your Hyundai Creta (2014–2019) with this reliable cargo liner, perfectly aligned with the SUV's role as a bestseller for budget-conscious urban families across Southeast Asia's dynamic emerging markets, where it confidently handles school commutes crammed with backpacks, weekend market runs overflowing with fresh produce, or spontaneous family outings loaded with picnic gear through congested city veins and suburban byways. Launched as the ix25 in China and conquering BRICS nations with its accessible subcompact stance, the Creta established itself as the go-to crossover for first-time SUV owners seeking proven dependability without premium pricing, blending everyday toughness with city-savvy agility that resonates from Mumbai streets to Jakarta alleys, and this trunk mat fortifies that legacy by expertly trapping messy residues from greasy takeout bags, leaking grocery coolers, or muddy kid footwear after playground escapades, while enabling rapid wipe-downs that restore pristine order swiftly, ensuring the cabin stays welcoming for the next round of relentless family hustle amid tropical downpours and dusty roadsides.
It masterfully organizes everyday hauls like stacked shopping crates brimming with tropical fruits, sports duffels stuffed for weekend soccer matches, or travel totes packed for short regional getaways, solidifying the Creta's enduring status as an unbeatable value champion in high-growth markets where compact utility transforms ordinary routines into seamless triumphs of practicality and resilience, delivering unyielding protection that mirrors the SUV's reputation for thriving in the real-world grind of aspirational family life.
Empower the mass appeal of your Hyundai Creta (2014–2019) with this reliable cargo liner, perfectly aligned with the SUV's role as a bestseller for budget-conscious urban families across Southeast Asia's dynamic emerging markets, where it confidently handles school commutes crammed with backpacks, weekend market runs overflowing with fresh produce, or spontaneous family outings loaded with picnic gear through congested city veins and suburban byways. Launched as the ix25 in China and conquering BRICS nations with its accessible subcompact stance, the Creta established itself as the go-to crossover for first-time SUV owners seeking proven dependability without premium pricing, blending everyday toughness with city-savvy agility that resonates from Mumbai streets to Jakarta alleys, and this trunk mat fortifies that legacy by expertly trapping messy residues from greasy takeout bags, leaking grocery coolers, or muddy kid footwear after playground escapades, while enabling rapid wipe-downs that restore pristine order swiftly, ensuring the cabin stays welcoming for the next round of relentless family hustle amid tropical downpours and dusty roadsides.
It masterfully organizes everyday hauls like stacked shopping crates brimming with tropical fruits, sports duffels stuffed for weekend soccer matches, or travel totes packed for short regional getaways, solidifying the Creta's enduring status as an unbeatable value champion in high-growth markets where compact utility transforms ordinary routines into seamless triumphs of practicality and resilience, delivering unyielding protection that mirrors the SUV's reputation for thriving in the real-world grind of aspirational family life.
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